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Racial Repair and Reconciliation: How Can We Achieve Them?
Jan Buchler, who recently retired as the director of a community-based organization, served as a facilitator of one of the diverse dialog groups at the 100th Birthday Celebration for Dr. James Cameron: A Gathering for Racial Repair and Reconciliation. (James Causey, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
The 2014 Gathering for Racial Repair and Reconciliation – Live!
I'm holding hands with Virginia Huston, a descendant of Elmer Jackson. She was the first representative of the lynching victims to be at the memorial.
Shaking the Family Tree: My Journey of Recovery, Repair and Renovation
Engene Crawford, center, grandson of lynching victim Anthony Crawford, and his family react during a reconciliation service at Friendship Worship Center Tuesday in Abbeville, S.C. (Mary Ann Chastain / AP)
Tour: Racial Repair, Reconciliation And Redemption
Working with young civil rights activists before a demonstration, 1964. New York World-Telegram & Sun photo by Ed Ford. Library of Congress.
Bayard Rustin: Unsung Architect of the Civil Rights Movement
EJI video explains how racial injustice persists since slavery
Why Racial Injustice Persists Today: A Very Brief Video History
A sign in Detroit, Michigan, where a race riot took place in 1943.
Sundown Towns: Racial Segregation Past and Present
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“Race” – The History of a Persistent Myth
LA prisoners NewOrleansTimesPicayune
War on Drugs – or War on Blacks?
Chicago Defender page
By Us, For Us: The Crucial Role of the Black Press
This woodcut, published in 1831 with a story about the Southampton Rebellion, was titled "Horrific Massacre in Virginia."
Nat Turner’s Rebellion: Horrific or Heroic?

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Join us and become a member today! Your membership supports the museum's educational programming and the legacy of museum founder Dr. James Cameron.

Membership benefits for a year include:

  • Free admission to our thought-provoking exhibits
  • $2 off the admission for additional friends and family
  • 15% off museum merchandise
  • E-newsletter with updates on what is happening at ABHM
  • Early notification and registration access for events and programs

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Individual $30 (full benefits for 1 adult)

Partner $50 (Full membership benefits for 2 adults)

Family $70 (Full membership for 2 adults and their children or grandchildren, 17 years & under within the same household)

 

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