Philadelphia plans to appeal a decision permitting replacement of historical exhibit panels at the President's House. While the new panels address slavery's injustices, they omit historical details, leading to backlash from Mayor Cherelle L. Parker over the timing and transparency of the changes.
Philadelphia plans to appeal a decision permitting replacement of historical exhibit panels at the President's House. While the new panels address slavery's injustices, they omit historical details, leading to backlash from Mayor Cherelle L. Parker over the timing and transparency of the changes.
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Philadelphia plans to appeal a decision permitting replacement of historical exhibit panels at the President's House. While the new panels address slavery's injustices, they omit historical details, leading to backlash from Mayor Cherelle L. Parker over the timing and transparency of the changes.
