48K views · 823 reactions | The Royal BC Museum is beginning its decolonization process by shutting down a pair of well-known exhibits on the third floor. The Becoming BC and First Peoples galleries have been criticized for pushing a colonial narrative. And now, they are being phased out. Kamil Karamali has the story. https://globalnews.ca/news/8347538/royal-bc-museum-decolonization-changes/ | Global BC | Facebook

3.3K views · 42 reactions | Our Exhibits team has been hard at work on our upcoming Virginia Hall Exhibit! We are so excited for this to be ready for the public on December 6.  | International Spy Museum | Facebook

155 reactions · 26 shares | ✌ Two exhibits! ☝ One great experience!...

930 reactions · 92 shares | We're home to more than 22 million artifacts blown in from our city's storied past. We invite visitors of all ages to come share Chicago's stories with us! | Chicago History Museum | Facebook

February is Black History Month! Since our museum, especially our print shop exhibit, has gained a large following on social media, we thought we would discuss early African American newspapers in Sacramento. The first Black-owned newspaper in California was the “Mirror of the Times, which was published in San Francisco in 1856. Sacramento would not have an African American published newspaper until 1906. That newspaper was “The Forum,” published at 6th and P Streets at Shiloh Baptist Church by

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