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National Park Service workers reinstalled a slavery exhibit at the President's House in Philadelphia, Pa., on Feb. 19, following a U.S. judge's order. The display, which features the names of enslaved people, was restored to the site. Witnesses were present during the reinstallation, with some individuals holding signs. This action ensures the exhibit is once again visible to the public in accordance with the legal requirements established by the presiding U.S. judge.
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