Opens at the Anacostia Community Museum in Anacostia from Nov. 8 through July 4, 2010.
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Monday, November 02, 2009
Africa's legacy in Mexico: Exhibit at the Smithsonian
Address and Contact info:
1901 Fort Pl SE
Washington, DC 20020-3298
(202) 633-4820
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5 comments:
Wish I was in D.C. to catch this exhibit!!! Hopefully, it will come to Chicago.
I've oberserved the vast African presence in Mexico, from the song "La Bomba," to the clearly African descendents in Veracruz. I'm glad that this is finally being discussed.
This exhibition looks like it would be fascinating. For the first time in Australia in December there will be a 3 month exhibition about Carribean migration to Australia...the first of it's kind. Hopefully more to follow...from Africa and beyond.
Fascinating! Maybe I'll make a trip to DC before it leaves... thanks for sharing.
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