Whether you're a student, educator, activist, or lifelong learner, this compelling story will deepen your understanding of history, inspire reflection, and challenge you to see America through a fuller lens.
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Learn how Black Americans have shaped every facet of American life—politics, culture, science, and resistance—despite centuries of oppression. This video goes beyond dates and facts, offering a vivid, emotionally resonant narrative of resilience, innovation, and triumph.

From the harrowing journey of the first enslaved Africans to the cultural revolution of the Harlem Renaissance, from the fearless leadership of Civil Rights heroes to the modern-day voices demanding justice, this video uncovers the often-overlooked truths that shape our nation.

Celebrating the Elizabeth Peratrovich Legacy
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Elizabeth Peratrovich
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Native American Heritage Month
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In the 1940s, her advocacy was instrumental in the passing of Alaska's Anti-Discrimination Act of 1945, the first state or territorial anti-discrimination law enacted in the United States. In 2020, the US Mint released a $1 coin in honor of her historic achievements.

Now he is a “reformed racist” who aims to teach other white people how to deconstruct their own racism. Listen to this powerful speech in which he talks about his childhood, the cycle of white supremacy and what white people can do to “BREAK THE CYCLE”!
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Listen to this powerful speech in which he talks about his childhood, the cycle of white supremacy, and what white people can do to “BREAK THE CYCLE”! Russell Ellis was raised in the mountains of North Carolina where racism was “so casual it was culture”.

We give our heartfelt thanks to the African Americans who served. And we thank you - because when you engage with these histories, you help keep them alive. Together, we ensure that the extraordinary contributions of Black service members are recognized, honored and never forgotten.

While our physical doors are currently closed due to the government shutdown, our Searchable Museum brings our exhibitions to life online. "Coming of War, Coming of Freedom” explores the African American experience during the American Civil War.
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When visitors explore Double Victory: The African American Military Experience at the National Museum of African American History and Culture, they often feel a powerful sense of pride and gratitude for the dedicated service that has shaped our country—from the American Revolution to War on Terror.

Today, as we commemorate generations of people who have proudly served in the Armed Forces, we hope you will reflect on the contributions of Black service members in every military conflict since the United States was founded almost 250 years ago.

IBE Black Hoosier Heritage - Congresswoman Katie Hall
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