Showcasing Young Black Female Athletes for Girl Visitors at the NMAAHC
Statue of Williams’ sisters at NMAAHC in the Sports exhibition. Photo: Lindsay Guarnieri When adults visit museums they read the labels, examine the objects, and have discussions with one another on the theme of the exhibit, and any additional information they...“Sorry you glad. It broke my heart:” Is She Sexually Active?
Destiny Crockett reflects on Black girls’ sexuality, using an example from the novel Rainbow Jordan.
Spread Kindness: Black Girl Freedom Fund
For too long, philanthropy has overlooked the needs of Black girls and women. Until now. Help us mobilize #1Billion4BlackGirls and support our collective liberation: 1Billion4BlackGirls.org
There are No Sidelines
Museums can’t just reflect and collect, they must participate. They have always been active in culture making – often supporting unjust and racist patriarchal structures. The time has come for change.