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National Parks Seek Public Input on 'Negative' History

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National Parks across the US are mandated to install signage by June 13th, encouraging visitor feedback on potentially 'negative' historical portrayals. This follows President Trump's executive order to restore 'truth and sanity' to American history. Signage will include QR codes for feedback submission. A review of all public-facing content for disparaging remarks is also underway across several Department of the Interior agencies, excluding Native American lands unless within NPS sites. The NPS claims this emphasizes historical accuracy and avoids partisan bias, while others express concern.

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