How Trump’s executive order could reshape our history museums
President Donald Trump recently signed an executive order titled “Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History.” Targeting the Smithsonian Institution, the order restricts funding for exhibits that promote what it calls “improper ideology.” So what does this mean for museums across the nation? The AJC’s Ernie Suggs asked the people who know best—historians, museum curators and scholars—to explore how the order could impact the retelling of American history. Credits: AJC | Getty | The White House
Who really put Confederate monuments across the South?
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Jayda Cheaves on the importance of knowing yourself as a young woman
Entrepreneur Jayda Cheaves discusses why self-awareness is essential for young women navigating success, relationships and personal growth.
Stone Mountain remains at the center of Georgia’s Confederate history debate
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What killed thousands of fish in Atlanta?
Thousands of dead fish are under investigation. Credits: AJC | Chattahoochee Riverkeeper | Getty Images | City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management