HOUSTON MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURE
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2024
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2024
Museum that organizes temporary and permanent exhibitions in Houston.
This beautiful museum, not far from downtown, is accessible on foot or by streetcar. It organizes temporary and permanent exhibitions, including the Corridor of Memory, a place dedicated to the victims of police violence in the United States, a very important subject in the country's current political life. There's also the Jazz Church of Houston exhibition, a sort of historical archive of Houston's African-American music scene.
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