After a day of dignitaries, more average citizens get their chance to take in the exhibits.
Well, sort of. Here’s the video.
Lonnie Bunch speaks about the notions that drove him as he and his team built the National Museum for African American History and Culture.
A cell from the notoriously violent prison will be on display at the new African American Museum as part of the “Power of Place” exhibition.
It was used during World War II to train the first African American military pilots, known as the Tuskegee Airmen, and will be on display at the new African American Museum.
It was donated by relatives of Emmett Till to the new African American Museum and will be on display as part of the “Defending Freedom, Defining Freedom: Era of Segregation, 1876-1968” exhibition.
It was donated by a Virginia family to the new African American Museum and will be on display as part of the “Slavery and Freedom” exhibition.
The first lady leveled her veiled criticism at her first campaign event for Hillary Clinton.
The first lady, who is one of the most popular political figures in the Democratic Party, said “in this election — I’m with her.”
