The Trump administration has reportedly ordered the removal of a slave history exhibit in Philadelphia, igniting public outrage, protests, and renewed debate over historical censorship in America. Critics say the move represents a broader effort to erase or sanitize Black history, while supporters argue the exhibit is politically divisive.
Philadelphia — a city deeply tied to America’s founding and the legacy of slavery — now finds itself at the center of a national controversy over who controls historical narratives, cultural memory, and public education. This video examines what happened, why the exhibit was targeted, and how this decision fits into a wider pattern of cultural and political rollback affecting museums, schools, and public institutions nationwide.
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