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Men of Change: Power. Triumph. Truth poses a provocative question at the exhibition’s entrance: “Have you seen them?” Now on view through Sept. 12 at the African American Museum, Dallas at Fair Park, the exhibition offers a broader perspective of African American men, using art to celebrate their influence on the American cultural landscape.
“The African American Museum, Dallas is very proud to bring
Men of Change to the people of North Texas and showcase the momentous stories of extraordinary African American men who have changed our world for the better,” Dr. Harry Robinson, Jr., president and CEO of the African American Museum, Dallas, said. “This is an inspiring lesson in American history that must be shared.”
Dallas museum exhibit celebrates Black men who ve changed the world
Photo courtesy of The Smithsonian Bayard Rustin (left), one of the founders of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and a key organizer of the March on Washington, with Cleveland Robinson.
Photo courtesy of Smithsonian Institution August Wilson, photo by David Cooper.
Photo courtesy of The Smithsonian
Home Team - original artwork of Hollywood director Ryan Coogler by Alfred Conteh.
Photo courtesy of The Smithsonian Untitled photograph of father and son at Lake Michigan, 1946-1948. Photo by Wayne F. Miller.
Photo courtesy of The Smithsonian A highly acclaimed traveling exhibition from the Smithsonian Institution is making a summer stop at the African American Museum in Dallas: