George Washington Slavery Exhibit Whitewashed By Trump Admin
July 16, 2026
In the dead of night, federal workers replaced the exhibit at President’s House, diminishing Black history visibility.
In the dead of night, federal workers replaced the exhibit at President’s House, diminishing Black history visibility.
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