Why Isn’t Remembering Enough to Repair?

Live from the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, TN: Rhetoric professor Andre E. Johnson, the Monument Lab co-founder and artist Ken Lum, and reparations leader Robin Rue Simmons joined Zócalo and the National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis to discuss what repair looks like, and how different people and places have stumbled and succeeded in its pursuit. This is the third event in the "How Should Societies Remember Their Sins?" series presented in partnership with The Mellon Foundation and was moderated by historian and author William Sturkey.
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Talk begins at 20:00

[@cherylm5002]

Thanks, why do they do this😏😏

[@ScotttheCyborg]

So, what does the Civil Right Museum have to show about the civil right to bear arms? Or is that a civil right that doesn't count?