In the 1790s, when George Washington was President, he lived in a house in Philadelphia with nine slaves. The house is now part of the National Park Service. The city of Philadelphia approved an exhibit of panels that told the story of the President’s House.
After Trump ordered the removal from federal sites of signage and exhibits that “disparaged” American history, the National Park Service replaced the Philadelphia exhibit with its own signage.
The city sued and won in federal district court. In appeal, a federal appeals court affirmed the power of the federal government to control the exhibits on the site.
WHYY in Philadelphia reported on the decision.
Diane Ravitch's blog 
There is nothing better than a tyrant seizing history to seal his dominance.
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Yes, and every truthful person should be calling a spade a spade and describing this more like:
“Court Rules Trump Is Allowed to Rewrite History and Make Racism, Oppression and Slavery Look Like They Were No Big Deal, Even When America’s First President Owned People and Lived With 9 of Them in His Government Supplied Home While Serving in Office.”
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