Trump administration replaces slavery exhibition at Washington’s Philadelphia home

The Trump administration has swapped out a slavery-focused exhibit at George Washington's Philadelphia home with a less accurate version, sparking controversy among historians and local leaders. This move comes amid broader debates about historical representation and the portrayal of slavery in American history. Mayor Cherelle Parker and others have criticized the decision, arguing that it undermines efforts to confront and accurately represent the nation's complex history. This shift highlights ongoing tensions over how historical narratives are curated and the implications for public understanding of America's past.