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Detroit, Michigan
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The museum's collection includes over 35,000 artifacts and archival materials that span the history of African Americans from the Middle Passage to the present day.
The building was designed by African-American architect Harold Varner and features a rotunda inspired by the Great Mosque of Djenné in Mali.
This festival celebrates African culture and heritage with music, dance, food, and art, drawing thousands of visitors each year.
The museum offers interactive exhibits like 'And Still We Rise,' which uses multimedia to tell the story of African-American resilience and achievement.
Dr. Charles H. Wright, a Detroit obstetrician and gynecologist, founded the museum in 1965 to preserve African-American history and culture.
The museum's library contains over 30,000 volumes related to African and African-American history, making it a valuable resource for researchers and the public.
The museum offers educational programs and workshops for students and educators, focusing on African-American history and culture.
