Activists and civil rights leaders are mobilizing in response to perceived attacks on Black history and culture spearheaded by the Trump administration. Recent protests have focused on the National Museum of African American History and Culture, where concerns have been raised over the removal of artifacts and exhibits that depict critical elements of African American history. Reports indicate that artifacts including those related to the Greensboro sit-ins may have been returned or removed under an executive order aimed at altering the narratives presented in American history. In light of these developments, prominent religious and community leaders have rallied for support, urging a collective defense of Black history and culture. Despite the controversy, the Smithsonian Institution maintains that it will not remove anti-segregation exhibits, while rallying crowds express their staunch support for preserving these vital historical narratives.