Video Tour of Civil Rights Museum

Take a brief video tour of the newly renovated National Civil Rights Museum ahead of their April 5 reopening following a 16 month, $28 million renovation.

[@hagglemyivan]

I took a road trip to this museum and it was seriously life changing.

[@jenhasken]

This Museum experience is just extraordinary.

[@khaleayoungblood3774]

Can’t wait to visit one day ❤

[@cleopatra1311]

We went! It was great!

[@pedroguarda2844]

Thanks - we will visit it during the summer.

[@kap6912]

When you actually go it’s everything they won’t teach in school

[@nangnoon4928]

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[@incubus_the_man]

The sad thing today is that teachers can't even teach legally teach this today. They've politicized our history so much that it's no longer the truth.

[@gentlegoose2792]

i wanna go there hope i go i can go cuz i live close but need permission

[@maxinewest1326]

It good to have a civil rights bus musuem, to remind the human race of the struggle of slavery. Also to remind people to not let go of the the rights and they have civil rights

[@ladonnathomas3437]

Where's this at

[@haydenb2409]

LaDonna Thomas Memphis, Tennessee. It’s in a rather obscure area (for obvious reasons,) but it’s a good experience. Atlanta one is good too

[@johnlewis195]

I was there in 2003

[@CeeCee355]

I wanna go!!!

[@diamondbackecological]

This is great. Do they have a whole wing dedicated just to George Floyd?

[@justinkimble9577]

Very Nice life changing

[@duryodhankumar3812]

I live in Indiana

[@walkerlake6963]

Sorry to be a nuisance about your video. But, please specify that this is the Birmingham, AL version. Because their is a Civil Rights museum in Jackson, MS that is opening on the 9th of Dec. 2017

[@dorylerner7315]

This is the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, TN.

[@timothyfoster4447]

Nothing has changed

[@terrencemilton5088]

Check out the museum. Its pretty dope.

[@duryodhankumar3812]

I want to speake inglish

[@Miss_Loving]

Dear friend, being a servant of hospitality is pleasing to Jesus Christ. Jesus ministry on Earth was a ministry of humble service. There is nothing pretentious about Jesus. He didn't expect special treatment. He did not chase after Fame. In fact on more than one occasion, Jesus told others to remain quiet about what they had seen Him do or hear Him say. What we learn from Jesus by His example is the importance of putting the needs of others ahead of our own. In the book of Philippians 2 : 3-4 it states, "In humility, value others above yourselves, not looking to your own interest but each of you to the interest of others." Our life is not about the pursuit of comfort and recognition. On the contrary, in pursuing God's purposes, our life is second. This is one characteristic about Jesus that we can and should imitate. We are never more like Jesus than when we are serving others. The greatest act of love and humility occurred when our Lord and Savior Yeshua (Jesus Christ) freely suffered and gave His life for all of mankind. That through His death, burial and resurrection, all whom believe in Him may be saved from their sins. Begin your life of selfless humility by receiving the very One whom exhibits the true essence of humility. The Creator of the universe, the Alpha and the Omega, the Great I Am...Jesus Christ. Please find strength and comfort in praying the following prayer with me...Dear Lord Jesus, in our desire to be more hospitable, create in us a heart that aims to serve others in your name. May we discover that true greatness is not in fame or position but in Humble service. This we pray in Your mighty name, Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior. Amen! ❤️❤️❤️

[@sugunaregani4297]

Visit Vishakapatnam musem

[@clarksonstestical7596]

What a boring museum

[@timothyfoster4447]

For both races segregation is best because we different

[@lollipop1316]

No it’s not stupid 😒

[@Wyattsickz]

YOUR a racist bitch

[@timothyfoster4447]

Segregation was best