STOPS, MUSEUMS, TOURS:

Little Rock Central High School // Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church in Memphis // National Civil Rights Museum // Beale Street // University of Mississippi, Institute for Racial Reconciliation // Birmingham Civil Rights Institute // 16th St. Baptist Church // The King Center // Ebenezer Baptist Church // Southern Poverty Law Center // Dexter Ave. Baptist Church and Parsonage // Rosa Parks Museum // National Voting Rights Museum // Footprints to Freedom Tour // Medgar Evers Home and Museum // Mississippi Center for Justice // The Fannie Lou Hammer Institute on Citizenship and Democracy

Saturday, March 6, 2010

Little Rock, Arkansas

Whoa the Little Rock Museum was so cool. There were pictures and exhibits explaining about not only the events that took place in Little Rock, but also about events in all Civil Rights movements that took place. One exhibit showed the racism that Japanese-Americans fought after WWII and also an exhibit about Emmitt Till. Central High School in Little Rock, where the Little Rock Nine events took place, was so big. The school was six stories tall and cost $1.5 million to build in 1927! That's crazy, but it was so cool. Today was fun, can't wait for tomorrow!
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