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Launched in March 2021, our museum’s HBCU History and Culture Access Consortium (HCAC) is a five-year pilot initiative that is working with a select group of HBCU partners to engage in a series of activities that strengthens HBCU museums and archives to fortify their distinct roles in American history. This carefully crafted pilot stresses authentic partnership, building a community of practice and mentoring the next generation of professionals in the cultural sector. Our newest exhibition “At t

Launched in March 2021, our museum’s HBCU History and Culture Access Consortium (HCAC) is a five-year pilot initiative that is working with a select group of HBCU partners to engage in a series of activities that strengthens HBCU museums and archives to fortify their distinct roles in American history. This carefully crafted pilot stresses authentic partnership, building a community of practice and mentoring the next generation of professionals in the cultural sector. Our newest exhibition “At t

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At the Vanguard

At the Vanguard

Slavery and Freedom

Slavery and Freedom

Afrofuturism

Afrofuturism

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Double Victory

We Return Fighting

We Return Fighting

In Slavery's Wake

In Slavery's Wake

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“Artists are here to disturb the peace.” - James Baldwin What’s are some of your favorite works of art from our exhibition spaces? Let us know in the comments. #BlackHistoryMonth 🎥 NMAAHC | Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture

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“We used the arts as part of our struggle.” – Ruby Dee 2006 Through their achievements in the dramatic arts, African Americans have broken barriers, enriched American culture, and inspired audiences around the world. Over time, the roles that Black artists played on the stage and screen reflected their changing aspirations, struggles, and realities in American society. As African Americans gained more freedom to express their creative talents and visions, they used the power of performance to fu

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Forces for Change

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The NMAAHC reopens November 15, 2025! #nmaahc #smithsonian #blackhistory #museums #AfricanAmerican | African American Reports

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WATCH highlights from the grand opening and dedication of The Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture. #NewsOneNow #NMAAHC | Roland Martin

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The Nature of Color: Immersive Exhibition | AMNH

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National Museum of African American History and Culture Launches Living History Campaign

This #Juneteenth, our museum will host a variety of events and programs highlighting the holiday all month long. Also known as Freedom Day, the Juneteenth holiday represents a time to gather with family and community, honor the present and reflect on shared history and tradition. Our museum's Juneteenth theme is "Senses of Freedom: Exploring the Tastes, Sounds and Experiences of an African American Celebration." Each week in June, the museum will explore the origins of Juneteenth, the ways newly

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The @nmaahc is very well thought out and executed. This is a must see in person. Very touching, encouraging, mindful, and empowering. I am born and raised in the Deep South of Beaufort, SC also known as The Lowcountry. Which is the 2nd oldest city of South Carolina. We are THE Gullah Geechee People. Growing up I would see confederate flags everywhere, but never truly understood them until I got older. Back at home we just ignored them. What else could we do?? The Lowcountry housed the rice plant

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REPOST • @nmaahc Our museum’s newest exhibition, “Afrofuturism: A History of Black Futures” opens Friday, March 24. On view until March 24, 2024, the exhibition explores and reveals Afrofuturism’s engagement with African American history and popular culture. Coined in the early 1990s by scholar Mark Dery, Afrofuturism is an evolving concept expressed through a Black cultural lens that reimagines, reinterprets and reclaims the past and present for a more empowering future for African Americans. U

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New exhibit at NMAAHC spotlights women of the Civil Rights Movement

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