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A video series of presentations by scholars and activists at ABHM’s 2014 Gathering for Racial Repair and Reconciliation.
The exhibit provides an overview of the topic through text and videos. It samples processes for repair and reconciliation in use around the country, along with links to books, videos, and websites for deeper understanding and action.
Hank Thomas was arrested in 1961, when he was just a teenager, for riding segregated buses in a south that ignored desegregation laws.
Audra McDonald became the most decorated Broadway actress of all time with her recent Tony win for Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill.
Jayce, a Black trans man attending George Fox University is not allowed a room in the men’s dorms.
Although registering for coverage through HealthCare.gov has not always been a smooth process, Americans continue to do so.
The Black Youth Project100, youth activists for racial equality, hosts a conversation with a Black officer who was racially profiled.
Activists, police, and politicians are among the women who led and pushed for change around the globe in 2014.
America’s Black Holocaust Museum hosted a frank discussion about race that attracted participants of many races.
We remember the prolific life and work of Amiri Baraka, whose poetry, essays, and nonfiction works earned him recognition in his home state.