National Museum of African American History and Culture Awesomeness

Sorry I couldn't get more clips of the lower levels of the museum. They are underground and all the footage I got were way too dark. All the more reason to plan your own visit to the museum!
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[@cardsstampsandink]

hi Angela! THANK YOU so much for sharing this vlog. I have to plan a trip to DC to see this museum!

[@abpanphoto]

Yes!! Its a must but if you plan on coming before December you might have to reserve a ticket in advance.

[@cardsstampsandink]

Thanks for the heads up! I don't think I'll get to DC from Canada this year...but maybe in the spring!

[@cardsstampsandink]

btw...did u take any pics?

[@abpanphoto]

Yes! I have a few on my blog if you want to check it out.

[@cardsstampsandink]

thanks! I will!

[@jesserosenthal9606]

So what did you learn about the museum and Afro-American culture? Did you know that the Afro-American's struggle in America made it possible for all other minorities to exist in America as somewhat equal? Spanish, Asian, Arabic and other people of color benefit from the struggle of that group of people but many of minorities will not acknowledge them unless they have experienced racism themselves. Most minorities think that the lighter the skin and straight hair that they are better favored however that is far from the truth. I believe if Afro-Americans did not fight for freedom other minorities would be subjected to the worst treatment and discrimination. Years ago white people detained Asians in concentration camps; They called them horrible names and beat them daily. Well you did go to the museum and hopefully saw something of value. Nice work.