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SUMMARY:Sankofa Mobile Museum - Held in the Parking Lot
LOCATION:Greenbelt\nGreenbelt
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DESCRIPTION:The Sankofa Mobile is a multi-technical experience that shares
  the historical stories of African American families and their journeys in
  Maryland. This stand-alone exhibit is presented in celebration of Emancip
 ation Day in Maryland..\nhttps://pgcmls.libnet.info/event/14943302
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Exhibit Information:</strong></p>\
 n<p><strong>Our Own Liberators: The Butler Family's Fight for Liberty and 
 Justice</strong><br />Can people make advances in civil rights by operatin
 g in a biased system? How do we determine what laws are just and what laws
  are not? The Constitution protected slavery when it was originally writte
 n\, yet enslaved people challenged the nation's founding documents. Long b
 efore the famous Dred Scott Supreme Court Case\, Black Americans sued for 
 their freedom\, and sometimes won. The Butler Family from Prince George's 
 County were among those who did just that. Explore the various ways enslav
 ed people resisted oppression. Find out how the Butlers stood up against a
  Supreme Court Justice. <em>(Recommended for ages 10 and up)</em></p>\n<p>
 <strong>To Make Her Own Way: A Free Black Woman's Fight for Equality in Ea
 rly America</strong><br />Imagine being treated like a second-class citize
 n in your own country. How do you protect yourself when laws do not protec
 t you or guarantee you justice? Is it worth standing to powerful interests
 ? Margaret Adams\, a free Black woman\, owned her own tavern in 1800's Pri
 nce George's County. While most Black Marylanders were enslaved\, Margaret
  Adams defied the slaveholding society and built a successful businesses. 
 Explore the world of Margaret Adams and see how she resisted one of Maryla
 nd's most powerful families. <em>(Recommended for ages 12 and up)</em></p>
 \n<p><em>Please note: The library opens at 10:00 a.m.\, and entry to the b
 uilding will not be available prior to that time.</em></p>\nhttps://pgcmls
 .libnet.info/event/14943302
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