Negro Building: Black Americans In The World Of Fairs And Museums,New

Negro Building: Black Americans In The World Of Fairs And Museums,New

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Focusing On Black Americans' Participation In Worlds Fairs, Emancipation Expositions, And Early Black Grassroots Museums, Negro Building Traces The Evolution Of Black Public History From The Civil War Through The Civil Rights Movement Of The 1960S. Mabel O. Wilson Gives Voice To The Figures Who Conceived The Curatorial Content: Booker T. Washington, W. E. B. Du Bois, Ida B. Wells, A. Philip Randolph, Horace Cayton, And Margaret Burroughs. Originally Published In 2012, The Book Reveals Why The Black Cities Of Chicago And Detroit Became The Sites Of Major Black Historical Museums Rather Than The Nation'S Capital, Which Would Eventually Become Home For The Smithsonian'S National Museum Of African American History And Culture, Which Opened In 2016.

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