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will increase understanding and lead to a more inclusive and welcoming society.Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC).

) released the following statement:With ongoing racist and xenophobic hate against our communities heightened by recent inflammatory rhetoric.aligning itself ideologically with the far-right book ban movements nationwide and re-engaging in the same shameful behavior that our federal government leveled against marginalized peoples in centuries past by undermining their very presence in history.Shogan to restore these exhibits and references to ensure that NARA and the National Archives Museum tell the full and most accurate story of our nation.

it is now more critical than ever to shine a light on the chapters of struggle.Nanette Barragán (D-Long Beach) and CBC Chair Rep.

We are outraged by NARAs censorship of these watershed moments and activists from its exhibits at the National Archives Museum in order to preemptively appease conservative interests.

Archivist Colleen Shogan and her top advisers at the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)Most of his neighbors had long since left the area.

was spared significant damage.000 structures and forcing thousands of people from their homes.

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