These African American Museums Are Gems Filled With Black History
Celebrating Black history by visiting on these seven museums is one the Blackest things you could do for Black History Month.
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Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture
the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture opened on the National Mall in 2016. More than 40,000 artifacts are displayed inside, including photographs of Dr. Martin ...
Black History Month in the DC area: 6 museums and exhibits celebrating African American heritage
Black History Month honors the achievements and struggles of African Americans throughout U.S. history, and it’s a great time ...
Food for the soul: How the executive chef at DC’s Black history museum combines heritage and innovation
Executive Chef Ramin Coles, of the National Museum of African American History and Culture’s Sweet Home Cafe, tells WTOP ...
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Boston's Museum of African American American History celebrating Black History Month
WBZ-TV's Levan Reid provides a look inside the Museum of African American History in Boston. From whole wheat to sourdough, ...
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African American Museum of Southern Arizona continues to teach history many "didn't know"
Opened just two years ago, the African American Museum of Southern Arizona continues to grow. It's dedicated to sharing ...
New Smyrna Beach museum preserves African American history
The Mary S. Harrell Black Heritage Museum in New Smyrna Beach is dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of the city's historically Black Westside community.
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Mark Your Calendar: Black History Month, Exhibits, Jazz and More at the National Museum of American History
This February at the museum, we're celebrating a new season of the podcast, commemorating Black History Month, and listening ...
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Sculptor who was the first Black woman to receive a national art commission was 'a voice of her time'
INSIDE THE ARCHIVES PhillyVoice peeks into ... lost to a fire that tore through her warehouse in 1910. The African American Museum in Philadelphia was understandably thrilled, then, when it ...