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On November 9th, we hosted the “IAAM My Hair: Mixer” event at the Charleston Maritime Center. Over 30 black women
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CHARLESTON, S.C. —The International African American Museum announced a $500,000 donation from Mary Major and Bill Horton, a couple living 10 miles from Gadsden’s Wharf, the site where more than 40 percent of enslaved Africans arrived in America. The wharf, which was originally built in 1767 in Charleston, S.C., is now home to the museum, which is projected to open in 2022.
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On November 9th, we hosted the “IAAM My Hair: Mixer” event at the Charleston Maritime Center. Over 30 black women
On November 9th from 6 to 8pm, we’re looking for Black women of all ages to join members of the
We understand that the process of building a museum from the ground up is a long one that doesn’t lend
The International African American Museum is $1 million closer to breaking ground on a building along downtown Charleston’s waterfront. The
CHARLESTON, SC – A Charleston review board is getting its first look at architectural plans for a proposed $75 million
Mayor Riley: International African American Museum funding at halfway point CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — With the announcement of a $500,000
Charleston Mayor Joe Riley expects to raise $75 million for the International African American Museum before he leaves office The
IAAM Collaborates with Nonprofits to Raise Awareness and Increase Conversations Around Racism and Inequality. Google to provide $375,000 to Charleston
U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice, who may very well be President Obama’s choice to replace Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State,
January 1, 1863: President Abraham Lincoln issues the Emancipation Proclamation, setting the path for ending slavery in the United States.
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