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An unaltered photo of the 2017 Women's March of photographer Mario Tama

a photo of the 2017 women's March, including blur characters apologized for the change in critical of President Donald Trump .

The Agency , which describes itself as the country's record keeper, said that it "made a mistake".

the Changes to the photo, first reported by The Washington Post, including the removal of The President the name of a shield with the inscription "God trump Hates".

The National Archives, who had said it, the modified picture.

In a statement shared on Social Media , The Agency said that it had "always been fully stocks a commit for the preservation of our archives, without change. "

"This photo is not an archive record held by The National Archives, but one that we are advertising a licence for use as a graphic. However, we were wrong, to change The Image ," it said.

He added that the photo would be replaced "as soon as possible" with the unmodified image, and not promised to "immediately conduct a thorough review of our exhibition policies and procedures, so that this happens again. "

The Apology came as spectators gathered in the US on Saturday for the fourth annual women's March.

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The photo, taken by Getty Images photographer Mario Tama , shows a large amount of people by 2017 women's March, gathered in Washington for the year, took place The Day after Mr Trump and the inauguration.

to be seen holding up protest signs, some references to the US President.

While using The Image as a "promotional graphics" for an exhibition on the 19th Amendment, critical of Mr. Trump and those of the referenced women ' anatomy s.

Changes to The President to remove the name of a shield with the inscription "Trump & GOP — hands off women", and blur the word "vagina," the newspaper reported.

In a statement to the Washington Post, spokeswoman Miriam Kleiman said, The National archives, as a "non-partisan, non-political Federal Agency," had not smudged, The President will commit to the name "so in the current political controversy". to be made

The decision to blur out references to female genitalia, because The Words that could be perceived as inappropriate by students and Young People visited The Museum , it said.

The American Civil Liberties Union, on the motion to change The Image said: "to be clear, The government can't airbrush history, or the bodies of women. It is the task of The National archives document is not to change the story, you serve The President 's Ego . "

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Source of news: bbc.com