The Atlantic·3 min read·medium

Washington, the Useful Abolitionist

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John Garrison Marks
Washington, the Useful Abolitionist
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The Atlantic reports that a new National Park Service exhibit at the President's House site in Philadelphia has shifted its focus away from the individuals George Washington enslaved. Critics argue the revision minimizes the role of slavery in Washington's life by emphasizing his private antislavery sentiments.

In Philadelphia, the Trump administration downplays the importance of slavery to understanding the first president.

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