Park Service Review: Balancing History & Order
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The National Park Service is revising signs, exhibits, and films to align with President Trumps executive order, which aims to eliminate language deemed disparaging to Americans. The review, sparked by a leaked database, has primarily targeted the Intermountain region, with New Mexico sites largely untouched. Lawmakers, including Senators Heinrich and Merkley, have expressed concern over the removal of historical exhibits, such as a photo of an enslaved mans scars, raising questions about the balance between historical accuracy and the orders objectives.
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