Civilrightsmuseum.org Website Review

Sl*very. Separate but equal. Boycotts. As*as*inations. Black power. This is the history of the uprising that pushed national and Exciting events, extraordinary speakers and special guests turn civil rights history into a one-of-a-kind museum experience Of hopes and dreams, of challenge and change. It is an American story. This story and struggle that started many centuries ago, continues. CLOSED CHRISTMAS EVE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24 CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25. Watch the full 27th Freedom Award Ceremony with bio videos and photo gallery. With at least two weeks’ notice, the museum offers complimentary tour guide and sign-language interpretation for hearing-impaired guests.  With 48-hours’ notice, the museum offers complimentary tour guide interpretation for visually-impaired guests. [email protected]. These groups are limited to no more than ten people per tour guide. For hearing-impaired guests, as*isted listening devices for the museum’s two main theater experiences and transcripts for audio elements within the exhibitions are available upon request at the admissions desk. All films have open captions at the bottom of the screen.  Trained service an*mals are welcome to accompany guests who require their as*istance due to a disability. All other pets or All guests entering the National Civil Rights Museum are subject to a screening process. The National Civil Rights Museum reserves the right to inspect all guest’s packages, purses, backpacks, fanny packs and other bags prior to entering the museum. Sharp objects more than 2.5 inches long, weapons and illegal contraband will not be permitted in the museum. Please leave and secure any unnecessary articles in your vehicle to expedite your entry. Oversize bags brought into the museum must be checked with security. An*mals are not allowed in the museum, A digital photo gallery to illustrate the hope, humanity and resilience in the fight for civil and human rights in America, the