From slavery to pollution, National Park employees flagged material deemed 'disparaging' to US
https://apnews.com/article/trump-national-park-service-disparaging-d861b3c902ef68b0184c2bd776f707e4

The Trump administration is reviewing material about slavery, the destruction of Native American culture, climate change and more at federal parks after employees flagged information that could be disparaging to Americans, according to screenshots shared with The Associated Press.
President Donald Trump signed an
executive order in March directing the Interior Department which manages parks, monuments and other designated land to ensure public property doesnt contain elements that inappropriately disparage Americans past or living. Instead, it said to focus on the greatness of the achievements and progress of the American people and the beauty, abundance, and grandeur of the American landscape.

The National Park Service had until July 18 to flag inappropriate signs, exhibits and other material, according to a document shared with the AP by the National Parks Conservation Association, which obtained internal information from an anonymous source within the Interior Department. The public was also encouraged to participate.
As we carry out this directive, well be evaluating all signage in the park along with the public feedback weve received, said Elizabeth Peace, spokesperson for the Interior Department. This effort reinforces our commitment to telling the full and accurate story of our nations past. The department said any signage inconsistent with the executive order will be removed or covered and reinstated once edits are made. The administration said it would remove all inappropriate material by Sept. 17,
according to The New York Times, citing internal agency documents.
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