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Philadelphia City Council challenges anticipated changes to slavery exhibit at President’s House Trump administration ordered national parks to remove content that ‘inappropriately disparages Americans’

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Black History Month program portrays the life of an enslaved woman at William Penn’s country estate The free presentation will take place on Feb. 23 at Pennsbury Manor in Bucks County

February 19, 2025
City Council members propose slavery reparations task force in Philly

June 17, 2023
Though loved by many, Queen Elizabeth II is not mourned by all Many from former British empire nations believe she benefited from monarchic oppression, says Temple prof

September 9, 2022
A push to end the one exception to the US ban on slavery inspires Philadelphia mural project

May 21, 2022
Brewerytown 2nd graders get history lesson on slavery from Hite Superintendent Hite read 1619 Project's 'Born on the Water' for 'Read Across America Day'

March 5, 2022
Linda Shockley preserving NJ Black history every day of the year Philly Rising: Difference Makers from KYW Newsradio

February 18, 2022
Slavery and the American Revolution: What history books don't say about Yorktown A Temple professor reveals how that battle and its aftermath entrenched slavery in the U.S.

February 10, 2022
Statue celebrating Harriet Tubman displayed at Philadelphia City Hall "Harriet Tubman, the Journey to Freedom" will greet people throughout the city during months-long celebration of the abolitionist's 200th birthday

January 11, 2022
Board to officially change name of Andrew Jackson School

June 23, 2021