ABHM Book Club: An Afro-Indigenous History of the U.S.

ABHM Book Club: An Afro-Indigenous History of the U.S.

America's Black Holocaust Museum, MilwaukeeSaturday, Nov 21 · 7:30 AM
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Join the ABHM Book Club on November 22nd at 1:30 p.m. for a discussion of "An Afro-Indigenous History of the U.S." by Kyle T. Mays. This book explores the connected histories of Black and Native peoples in the United States, examining how they were incorporated into American society through systems of enslaved labor, land seizure, and racial hierarchies. You can participate in person at America’s Black Holocaust Museum in Milwaukee, WI, or virtually via Zoom.

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About America's Black Holocaust Museum

Americas Black Holocaust Museum provides an intimate and impactful experience. Each artifact, photograph, and story is thoughtfully curated, guiding visitors through powerful historical moments. The museum excels at balancing education with emotion, presenting clarity and intention without overwhelming. Personal stories and carefully preserved pieces make the past feel relevant. The layout is easy to navigate, encouraging reflection. Concise yet meaningful informational plaques offer context, while staff and volunteers provide additional insights.

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