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National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel, assassination site of MLK, chronicles the American civil rights movement to spark involvement.

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We were honored to welcome @CandaceParker to the National Civil Rights Museum during her visit to Memphis for the NBA Playoffs. Thank you, Candace, for your powerful presence and for continuing the legacy of using your platform to uplift others. ➡️: tr.ee/vYtjhLiuXF

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Remembering the bravery of the Freedom Riders #OnThisDay in 1961. Their unwavering commitment to desegregation and nonviolence in the face of violence and hatred highlighted the ongoing struggle for civil rights in the South. ➡️: Visit - tr.ee/PlanYourVisitT… 📹: CBS

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Celebrating the incredible Diane Nash on her birthday! Her unwavering commitment to civil rights & fearless leadership inspires generations. Let's honor her legacy by learning about her impact & the power of youth activism! 📍: tr.ee/PlanYourVisitT… 📹: youtube.com/watch?v=Nk7lb5…

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Martha Kelly, acclaimed illustrator & one of this year’s featured artists, wants YOU to RSVP for the #RubyBridgesReadingFestival! She’ll be signing FREE copies of her book “M is for Memphis” and helping us celebrate literacy! tr.ee/RnvWFAyEk4

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#OnThisDay in 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled to abolish school segregation in Brown v. Board of Education, stating that segregation of public schools violated the 14th Amendment. ➡️: tr.ee/PlanYourVisitT…

#OnThisDay in 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled to abolish school segregation in Brown v. Board of Education, stating that segregation of public schools violated the 14th Amendment. 

➡️: tr.ee/PlanYourVisitT…
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Join us in celebrating Juneteenth, a powerful reminder of freedom and resilience. Enjoy FREE admission at the Museum as we honor the journey to liberation. To RSVP or learn more, visit tr.ee/ASFT0mkfOY

Join us in celebrating Juneteenth, a powerful reminder of freedom and resilience. Enjoy FREE admission at the Museum as we honor the journey to liberation.

To RSVP or learn more, visit tr.ee/ASFT0mkfOY
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Our hearts are full of gratitude for everyone who contributed to this celebration of stories, literacy, and love. Huge thanks to our authors, sponsors, community partners, and all the families who joined us. Together, we’re planting seeds of change, one book at a time. #RBRF25

Our hearts are full of gratitude for everyone who contributed to this celebration of stories, literacy, and love. Huge thanks to our authors, sponsors, community partners, and all the families who joined us. Together, we’re planting seeds of change, one book at a time.

#RBRF25
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Happy 100th Birthday to Malcolm X! #OnThisDay in 1925, Malcolm X was born in Omaha, Nebraska. Plan your visit to the National Civil Rights Museum this summer to learn more about Malcolm X's life and the broader struggle for civil and human rights. ➡️: tr.ee/PlanYourVisitT…

Happy 100th Birthday to Malcolm X! 

#OnThisDay in 1925, Malcolm X was born in Omaha, Nebraska.

Plan your visit to the National Civil Rights Museum this summer to learn more about Malcolm X's life and the broader struggle for civil and human rights.

➡️: tr.ee/PlanYourVisitT…
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This Pride Month, witness the story of Bayard Rustin, the openly gay Black man who helped shape the Civil Rights Movement. RSVP for the screening of Brother Outsider and stay for a community conversation! ➡️: visit tr.ee/dhmmIuCyN4

This Pride Month, witness the story of Bayard Rustin, the openly gay Black man who helped shape the Civil Rights Movement. RSVP for the screening of Brother Outsider and stay for a community conversation!

➡️: visit tr.ee/dhmmIuCyN4
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Memphis, your museum has something new for you! From special exhibits to interactive activities for an intergenerational exchange, there’s always a reason to come back. Plan your vist to experience something different! ➡️: tr.ee/PlanYourVisitT…

Memphis, your museum has something new for you! From special exhibits to interactive activities for an intergenerational exchange, there’s always a reason to come back. Plan your vist to experience something different!

➡️: tr.ee/PlanYourVisitT…
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Dr. King's vision of safe housing for all is still a fight we must continue today. Rising costs and discrimination threaten our communities. Let's unite for fair housing policies that protect families and ensure everyone has a place to call home. Justice starts at home!

Dr. King's vision of safe housing for all is still a fight we must continue today. Rising costs and discrimination threaten our communities. Let's unite for fair housing policies that protect families and ensure everyone has a place to call home. Justice starts at home!
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Honoring the legacy of the "Heroes of the South" rally and the fight for equality. Join us at the National Civil Rights Museum to explore the power of collective action and courageous leadership in the ongoing journey toward justice. #CivilRights #LinkInBio #HistoryMatters

Honoring the legacy of the "Heroes of the South" rally and the fight for equality. Join us at the National Civil Rights Museum to explore the power of collective action and courageous leadership in the ongoing journey toward justice. 

#CivilRights #LinkInBio #HistoryMatters
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Get ready for live music, family activities, and spoken word performances from incredible local talent. Full lineup dropping soon! To learn more about the FREE admissions #JuneteenthCommunityDay or RSVP, visit tr.ee/ASFT0mkfOY

Get ready for live music, family activities, and spoken word performances from incredible local talent. Full lineup dropping soon!
To learn more about the FREE admissions #JuneteenthCommunityDay or RSVP, visit tr.ee/ASFT0mkfOY
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Remembering the bravery of Wilhelmina Jakes and Carrie Patterson, whose stand against segregation on this day in 1956 ignited the Tallahassee Bus Boycott. Their courage inspired a community to fight for justice and equality. #CivilRights #HistoryMatters

Remembering the bravery of Wilhelmina Jakes and Carrie Patterson, whose stand against segregation on this day in 1956 ignited the Tallahassee Bus Boycott. Their courage inspired a community to fight for justice and equality. 

#CivilRights #HistoryMatters
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Remembering the bravery of Ida B. Wells on this day in 1892 when a white mob attacked her newspaper office for exposing the truth about lynching. Her fearless journalism continues to inspire our fight against systemic injustice and violence.

Remembering the bravery of Ida B. Wells on this day in 1892 when a white mob attacked her newspaper office for exposing the truth about lynching. Her fearless journalism continues to inspire our fight against systemic injustice and violence.
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Reflecting on the Indian Removal Act signed by President Andrew Jackson in 1830, which led to the forced displacement of Indigenous peoples. We acknowledge these historical injustices & their lasting impact on Native communities. 📷: National Archives & Records Administration

Reflecting on the Indian Removal Act signed by President Andrew Jackson in 1830, which led to the forced displacement of Indigenous peoples. We acknowledge these historical injustices & their lasting impact on Native communities. 

📷: National Archives & Records Administration
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Join us in uncovering the powerful story of Bayard Rustin and the fight for justice, intersectionality, and representation. Together, we can shine a light on the history that deserves to be told. RSVP and be part of the movement! RSVP: tr.ee/dhmmIuCyN4

Join us in uncovering the powerful story of Bayard Rustin and the fight for justice, intersectionality, and representation. Together, we can shine a light on the history that deserves to be told. RSVP and be part of the movement! 

RSVP: tr.ee/dhmmIuCyN4
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Activists like Opal Lee, the "Grandmother of Juneteenth," fought tirelessly to make Juneteenth a national holiday. Their mission? Raise the consciousness of systemic racism & inspire communities toward racial justice. FREE admission on June 19. ➡️: tr.ee/ASFT0mkfOY

Activists like Opal Lee, the "Grandmother of Juneteenth," fought tirelessly to make Juneteenth a national holiday. Their mission? Raise the consciousness of systemic racism & inspire communities toward racial justice.

FREE admission on June 19.

➡️: tr.ee/ASFT0mkfOY
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We had an incredible time celebrating the opening of our NEW exhibition, "Speaking Truth to Power: The Life of Bayard Rustin." Catch a glimpse of the excitement with this recap video, then PLAN YOUR VISIT today to experience the exhibition! ➡️: tr.ee/PlanYourVisitT…

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Remembering the tragic event of 1921 in Black Wall Street, Tulsa. A stark reminder of racial violence and the resilience of the African American community. We must acknowledge this history to honor the lives lost and ensure it is never forgotten. #Tulsa #BlackWallStreet

Remembering the tragic event of 1921 in Black Wall Street, Tulsa. A stark reminder of racial violence and the resilience of the African American community. We must acknowledge this history to honor the lives lost and ensure it is never forgotten. #Tulsa #BlackWallStreet