Case study highlights community collaboration to memorialize early Black residents, suggesting new creativity in honoring marginalized histories.
What happens when a multitude of communities unite for a common cause? In an era of American politics marked by funding uncertainties, the active exclusion of marginalized stories, and censorship of museum exhibitions, does the future look bleak, or does it signal a call for a heightened sense of creativity? This case study highlights a multi-institutional partnership in which professionals from various disciplines collaborated with the local Black descendant community to plan a Memorial Ceremony honoring some of Evansville, Indiana’s earliest Black residents. This collaboration helps to minimize the erasure of Black history and ensures that these narratives are included in America’s historical tapestry.
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