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A federal judge blocks Trump administration efforts to erase slavery and diversity references from historic sites, calling them unlawful and historically misleading.
North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum, once known for recognizing Juneteenth and honoring tribal histories, now serves in President Trump’s Cabinet amid federal efforts to remove references to slavery and diversity from historic sites.
This includes eliminating exhibits on enslaved people at Philadelphia’s President’s House and taking down a Pride flag at Stonewall National Monument.
A federal judge ruled the changes unlawful, calling them arbitrary and a violation of a 1948 law requiring city consultation.
The judge condemned the administration’s actions as an attempt to rewrite history, stating that erasing slavery’s legacy undermines national truth and understanding.
Un juez federal bloquea los esfuerzos de la administración Trump para borrar las referencias a la esclavitud y la diversidad de los sitios históricos, calificándolas de ilegales e históricamente engañosas.