National Museum of African American History & Culture- Washington D.C.

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[@reneerenee7564]

My husband and I visited here last November! We spent 5 hours and still didn’t get to see everything. We planning on visiting again this summer

[@phanessphaness2265]

Thanks for sharing. You did an amazing job. You make me want to wait in line once again for the umting time to get a ticket…. I love being a Washingtonian because all the museums are footsteps away❤❤❤

[@phanessphaness2265]

If you enjoy this museum, you would love the international African-American museum in Charleston South Carolina.
The museum was created by the longest running mayor in Charlton, North Carolina, Mayor Riley, after reading a book called “ Slaves in the family”. And yes he is a white man who held back nothing in this museum. It has something for everyone no matter your race, nationality or beliefs.❤❤❤

[@abbedelehanty1665]

Thank you for sharing 😊

[@phanessphaness2265]

Fun fact about the train, the white and black side had the same number of seats. The only difference is the black side is half the amount of space.❤❤❤

[@Jimburu]

Saw the great Harlem Globetrotters a few times.

[@VinceMediaTV]

We just had the Charleston chapter of the museum opened up here last month.

[@DraysWorld]

I’d like to visit that one

[@travisstigers7458]

Thank You For Doing This Video . I Would Have Loved To Have Seen More On The Slavery Because People Need To Know The Truth About It . Because The Only Way You Can Get Closure Is To Amit That There Was A Problem. I Have Only One Disagreement With What You Said At Time Frame 22:45 You Said " The Way Slaves Was Treated Some Good Things And Some Bad ." Theirs No Such Thing As Good Treatment In Slavery.

[@DraysWorld]

Thanks for watching. I appreciate the comment.

[@Jxstvib1ng]

25:36 25:39 !!!!!!

[@DraysWorld]

It’s a strange world we live in. Thanks for watching

[@MoviemaniaNick]

Very cool and educational Museum.

[@ronniebarksdale8528]

Bet you didn't see pictures of black Confederate soldiers in there but there were black men that fought for the South.

[@DraysWorld]

I did. Many of them were in the medal of honor area. And throughout the military part of the museum.

[@ronniebarksdale8528]

@@DraysWorld i have a picture where the last ones left in a battalion were getting together in 1928. They had the Confederate Flag out in front of them and they were not all white.

[@Jimburu]

There were many free people of color who owned slaves themselves. The first registered slave owner was a free man of color. However, that does not lessen the evils of slavery or the struggles of black persons in our nation.

[@Jimburu]

Thank you for thus tour. I so look forward to seeing it someday.

[@ronniebarksdale8528]

@@Jimburu yes it was but school history books never taught it.

[@witness1013]

Must be empty.