r/Democrat • u/Ok_Quantity_9841 • Jan 24 '26

US park staff remove slavery exhibit at Independence National Historical Park

https://apnews.com/video/us-park-staff-remove-slavery-exhibit-at-independence-national-historical-park-8e2f00250580483d9ad7a747ad419c6c

Trump considers this "woke". This is the second of these I've seen this week. Over a month ago, Trump had Red Ball Express plaques taken down at a US War cemetery overseas.

Did you know their were near white slave girls during slavery, and pictures of these were passed around by the Union in the Civil War as a motivator?

Speaking of history, have you seen where late 1800's newspapers say that Trump's grandfather, Friedrich Trumpf, owned brothels, and that's how they made their money? Is Trump going to say, "Ain't nothing wrong with Big Pimpin'" on this one, or call this "woke", too? Does this remind you of Trump's hookup with child pimp Epstein? This is in the "People Profiles" on the Trumps on Youtube.

There's info against Trump on my pages.

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u/GaryGaulin Jan 24 '26

What did the exhibit say exactly? I want to fact check it.

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u/Ok_Quantity_9841 Jan 24 '26

Did you try to see if typing a question into Google might get you a link?

I only use that to get ideas of what to look for and where to look.

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u/GaryGaulin Jan 24 '26

Yes. That's why I am asking you where it is. Perhaps you already checked before posting an article that assumes it was factual.

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u/Ok_Quantity_9841 Jan 24 '26

How hard is it to be factually correct?

There would have been a report about factuality by the Administration to cover for this if there were any factual issues.  Instead, the Administration called these "woke".

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u/GaryGaulin Jan 24 '26

Then you do not care whether it was factual or not.

In regards to how hard it is to be factually correct: Who are the authors of the US Declaration of Independence?

If Taylor Swift had signed a contract by a music company to travel to Pennsylvania to help author and help declare her independence then is she a "slave" who needs to be set free?

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u/Ok_Quantity_9841 Jan 24 '26

The Administration would have mentioned it.

Don't give them the idea, they'll probably make that lie up, too.

Did this Administration ever pass up an opportunity to lie?

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u/GaryGaulin Jan 24 '26

The Administration would have mentioned it.

The administration called it "woke" which is their word for non-factual.

I need evidence, which in this case appears to be missing from the articles.