Trump axed a Black history exhibit. Former park rangers are teaching it anyway.

Former national park rangers are stepping up to share the Black history that was sidelined by the Trump administration, hosting teach-ins and sharing narratives that have been pushed out of official federal narratives. This grassroots effort underscores the ongoing struggle to preserve and celebrate America's diverse history despite political attempts to erase parts of it. It highlights a broader resistance against the selective rewriting of history and emphasizes the role of community-driven education in preserving these important stories. This movement not only educates but also symbolizes the resilience of those committed to an inclusive historical narrative.