Slavery exhibit returns to Philadelphia's Independence Mall after Trump administration ordered its removal
Summary
An exhibit about enslaved people at the former President's House in Philadelphia is being restored after being removed by the Trump administration. A federal judge ordered the exhibit's return, with a deadline for completion set for Friday.Key Facts
- Workers began restoring a slavery exhibit in Philadelphia on Thursday.
- The exhibit focuses on nine people who were enslaved by George Washington.
- The exhibit was removed during President Trump's administration.
- A federal judge ordered the exhibit's restoration.
- The judge set a deadline for the restoration by Friday.
- Philadelphia's Mayor Cherelle Parker visited the site and thanked the workers.
- The U.S. Attorney's Office did not comment on the restoration process.
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