Trump 'Erases History' and Removes Artifacts of Black Resistance From Museum — As Rep. Alma Adams Rips President for Being a 'Failure'

Erasing Black history and culture is a key step in erasing Black lives – and we must resist

Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw is the executive director of the African American Policy Forum (AAPF), a leading organization in the Freedom to Learn Network. In this column she discusses the advocacy needed to combat the 47th president’s attempts to erase African American history. The post Erasing Black history and culture is a key step in erasing Black lives – and we must resist appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers.

Churches fight back against Trump’s purge of Black history

President Donald Trump signed an executive order last month targeting the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and other museums that tell the truth about U.S. history.

Trump 'Erases History' and Removes Artifacts of Black Resistance From Museum — As Rep. Alma Adams Rips President for Being a 'Failure'

Donald Trump wants artifacts of Black resistance out of a museum, as the president's focus on erasing history continues despite pushback from representatives.

As part of their Smithsonian purge, the Trump regime is dismantling and removing the Woolworth’s lunch counter (a key artifact of the Civil Rights Movement) from the NMAAHC and returning other artifacts to their owners. - Stephen's Lighthouse

The Smithsonian PURGE: Trump Team Removes Artifacts of Black Resistance Critics warn: it’s not just history being erased—it’s identity. As part of their Smithsonian purge, the Trump regime is dismantling and removing the Woolworth’s lunch counter (a key artifact of the Civil Rights Movement) from the NMAAHC and returning other artifacts to their owners. https://blackpressusa.com/the-smithsonian-purge-trump-team-removes-artifacts-of-black-resista…

As part of their Smithsonian purge, the Trump regime is dism...

As part of their Smithsonian purge, the Trump regime is dismantling and removing the Woolworth’s lunch counter (a key artifact of the Civil Rights Movement) from the NMAAHC and returning other artifacts to their owners.