Summary
Philadelphia sued the Trump administration after the removal of a slavery exhibit from a historic site. The exhibit was taken down due to an executive order by President Trump, which demands a review of historical displays. The city claims it has equal authority over changes to the site's exhibits.
Key Facts
- Philadelphia filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration following the removal of a slavery exhibit.
- The exhibit was located at Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia.
- President Trump's executive order led to the removal, calling for historical displays to align with national values.
- The exhibit told the stories of nine enslaved individuals who lived with George Washington at the site.
- The city argues it shares decision-making power regarding changes at the site.
- Critics accuse the Trump administration of trying to erase difficult parts of American history.
