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At America’s national parks in the Trump era, the arc of history bends toward revisionism
The Interior Department mandates national parks to revise exhibits, reviewing over 1,000 items to emphasize a more positive view of American history, officials said.
- President Donald Trump has directed the National Park Service to review and alter historical interpretations nationwide to promote a more positive view of American history, which includes reducing mentions of slavery.
- At Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, the park service is navigating guidelines that discourage 'inappropriate disparagement' of American history.
- Brianna Wheeler, a descendant of a John Brown raider, emphasizes the importance of preserving the truth about slavery, stating, 'You can't erase that. It's our obligation to not let that be erased.'
- Democratic lawmakers seek transparency from the National Park Service regarding changes made under Trump's directive, noting over 1,000 items flagged for review.
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