FROM SLAVERY TO POLLUTION, NATIONAL PARK EMPLOYEES FLAGGED MATERIAL DEEMED 'DISPARAGING' TO US
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✍️ The Trump administration is reviewing material at federal parks to ensure it does not contain information that could be 'disparaging' to Americans, sparking concerns about sanitizing and erasing dark sides of American history.
👉 The Trump administration is reviewing material at federal parks to ensure it does not contain information that could be 'disparaging' to Americans. 👉 The review aims to ensure that public property does not contain elements that 'inappropriately disparage Americans past or living.' 👉 The National Park Service has until July 18 to flag 'inappropriate' signs, exhibits, and other material. 👉 The public is also encouraged to participate in the review process. 👉 The directive has raised concerns about the erasure of dark sides of American history, including slavery, climate change, and the destruction of Native American culture.
-- #PresidentDonaldTrump #ElizabethPeace #AlanSpears #CarlosMartinez #CedricHaynes #JessicaR.Cattelino #BrendaChild #EveSamples #NorthCarolina'sCapeHatterasNationalSeashore #CharlesPinckneyNationalHistoricSiteinSouthCarolina #WashingtonMonument #Pennsylvania'sIndependenceNationalHistoricalPark #SitkaNationalHistoricalParkinAlaska #Florida'sCastillodeSanMarcosNationalMonument #Florida'sEvergladesNationalPark #politics
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