The Black Information Network’s My History Lives Here Black History Month series continues with the <a href="https://urbancivilrightsmuseum.org/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Urban Civil Rights Museum</a> in Harlem, New York — a soon-to-open institution focused on documenting and interpreting civil rights struggles and activism in urban centers across the United States. Listen now!

The Black Information Network’s My History Lives Here Black History Month series continues with the Urban Civil Rights Museum in Harlem, New York — a soon-to-open institution focused on documenting and interpreting civil rights struggles and activism in urban centers across the United States.Listen now!

The Black Information Network’s My History Lives Here Black History Month series continues with the <a href="https://urbancivilrightsmuseum.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Urban Civil Rights Museum</a> in Harlem, New York — a soon-to-open institution focused on documenting and interpreting civil rights struggles and activism in urban centers across the United States. Listen now!

Urban Civil Rights Museum

My History Lives Here is a monthlong initiative dedicated to spotlighting Black history museums across the United States — and the communities, stories, and legacies they preserve. Kicking off Sunday (February 1), My History Lives Here will run throughout Black History Month, highlighting one museum each day. The project centers institutions that document Black life, culture, resistance, creativity, and achievement — from nationally recognized museums to deeply rooted local spaces that safeguard history at the community level.

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My History Lives Here is a monthlong initiative dedicated to spotlighting Black history museums across the United States — and the communities, stories, and legacies they preserve.Kicking off Sunday (February 1), My History Lives Here will run throughout Black History Month, highlighting one museum each day.The project centers institutions that document Black life, culture, resistance, creativity, and achievement — from nationally recognized museums to deeply rooted local spaces that safeguard history at the community level.

My History Lives Here is a monthlong initiative dedicated to spotlighting Black history museums across the United States — and the communities, stories, and legacies they preserve. Kicking off Sunday (February 1), My History Lives Here will run throughout Black History Month, highlighting one museum each day. The project centers institutions that document Black life, culture, resistance, creativity, and achievement — from nationally recognized museums to deeply rooted local spaces that safeguard history at the community level.

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