Each year, the Museum presents a day of
special programming to commemorate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr. Storytellers and actors Rochel Coleman and Valerie
Tutson bring history to life through songs and stories as they portray well-known Civil Rights activists and ordinary Americans who
changed the world.
Families also explore a display about Dr. King's life and work and can
choose to participate in an interactive anti-discrimination activity,
during which they wear a red or green tag and encounter “red only” and
“green only” labels throughout the Museum – on lunchroom tables,
bathroom doors, water fountains and more.
The activity and performance inspired reflection, thought-provoking conversations,
and these wonderful responses to the question, “What will you do to fight racial discrimination?”:
And what will YOU do?
Thanks to Providence Tourism Council and Herman H. Rose for their support of this event.
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