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We are excited to announce the official launch of the new webpage of our "Slavery in the President's Neighborhood" research initiative!

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  2. In his speech at the ceremony, President Obama said that “Oprah's greatest strength has always been her ability to help us discover the best in ourselves.” 6/6

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  3. In 2013, Winfrey received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from the next occupant of the White House, President Barack Obama. 5/6

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  4. Oprah is famous for hosting a long-running television show that remade daytime television and has continued to work as an influential media producer. 4/6

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  5. Mrs. Bush famously had commented that she was a Republican by marriage. She said, “I’m sure there are a very few couples who sit around and talk policy. We do philosophize about life, but in general we talk about our dog, Barney.” 3/6

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  6. Oprah and the first lady sipped tea upstairs in the Yellow Oval Room while discussing the 2000 election, how much she enjoyed their family privacy at Camp David, and her differing political views from her husband. 2/6

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  7. In February 2001, Oprah Winfrey visited the White House and made friends with Barney, First Lady Laura Bush and President George W. Bush’s Scottish terrier. 1/6 Image Credit: George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum / NARA

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    Happy to spread the news about this terrific project! Congratulations, and all whose work made this happen!

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    The ⁦⁩ just launched this new page about the history of the enslaved, free black people and the . Check it out…

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    Today’s When first lady Dolley Madison fled the White House in 1814 as the British approached with their torches, to our knowledge, which of these items did she *not*’rescue and take with her?

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    The correct answer to Super Bowl Sunday’s is D) Nixon and Clinton

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    This initiative is first and foremost about people—identifying them, recognizing their personhood, and appreciating their contributions to our nation’s story. As such, I’d like to acknowledge all of the people and relationships that made

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    This Wednesday at 6:30pm, we hope to see you at historic for the inaugural edition of our 2020 lecture series, White House History with David Rubenstein: Slavery in the President’s Neighborhood! RSVP here!

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    We are excited that the 2020 Easter Egg Roll is quickly approaching. Learn more about the fun-filled event and see this year’s beautiful Easter Egg Collection:

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    Visit for more information about the White House Easter Egg Roll 2020.

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  19. "I think it’s very important to tell the full and complete story of the White House and its history"— on our "Slavery in the President's Neighborhood" research initiative, in this excellent piece from 's :

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    Incredibly proud to announce that Slavery in the President’s Neighborhood launches TODAY! I have worked hard on this initiative with to tell the stories of the enslaved individuals who built, lived, and worked at the White House.

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    Today is the day! is launching the tell the stories of the enslaved people that built the White House, worked in the White House, & lived in the neighborhood. Check out the new site & a quick thread /1

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