Trump Administration Replaces Slavery Exhibition at Washington's Philadelphia Home The Trump administration's decision to replace the slavery exhibition at Washington's Philadelphia home with a more sanitized version has sparked outrage among historians, museum experts, and civil rights advocates.
The original exhibition, installed in 2015, provided a poignant look at the dark history of slavery in America through artifacts such as shackles, whips, and chains, as well as stories of enslaved people who fought for their freedom.
The new exhibition, titled "Liberty: A New Nation's Call," focuses on Washington's commitment to liberty and his role in shaping the nation.