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   From: call-the-zoo@mabel.com   
      
   In 2002, a group of Philadelphians saw plans for the President’s House —   
   a monument to two presidents who resided on 6th and Market Streets — and   
   noticed it excluded any mention of the enslavement of nine people there,   
   under President George Washington.   
      
   The group Avenging The Ancestors led an eight-year effort to include   
   more than a dozen placards about slavery at The President’s House, a   
   site managed by the City of Philadelphia and the National Parks Service.   
   Opening in 2010, it was one of the first federal sites to address the   
   ills of slavery.   
      
   Last month the park service removed the panels, citing an executive   
   order by Trump. Photographer Hannah Beier documented a rally in the city   
   last week for a story by Claretta Bellamy, after a federal judge ruled   
   the signs were wrongly removed.   
      
   https://www.nbcnews.com/news/nbcblk/black-activists-fought-slave   
   y-exhibits-24-years-ago-trump-fight-retur-rcna258827   
      
   FINE.  You dumb black democrat-voting clods want to be slaves?  Get your   
   asses off welfare and back in the cotton fields.  Stop robbing stores   
   and you'll stay out of prisons.   
      
   Be all you can be.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)