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Philadelphia Cannot Force Mention of Slavery at Historic Home, Court Rules

Philadelphia Cannot Force Mention of Slavery at Historic Home, Court Rules
New York Times Thursday 18 June 2026, 17:44 UTC By Zach Montague 1 min read
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Visitors at the President’s House in Philadelphia in April, a site that focuses heavily on George Washington’s ownership of slaves.

Visitors at the President’s House in Philadelphia in April, a site that focuses heavily on George Washington’s ownership of slaves.
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