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Controversial Slavery Exhibit to Return to Philadelphia Amid Legal Dispute

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An exhibit depicting the lives of nine enslaved individuals from the former President's House in Philadelphia is being restored after its removal by the Trump administration. This restoration comes as a result of an ongoing legal battle between the city of Philadelphia and the federal government. The exhibit aims to educate the public about the history of slavery and its impact on American society. The return of this exhibit is significant as it highlights the ongoing discussions about race and history in the United States.

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