Visit to the NMAAHC Part 3 of 4: It Touched My Soul

Update: 2022-05-18

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It touched my soul. Part three of a four-part series on the content, the experience, and teaching and learning about African American history and culture based on a visit to the National Museum of African American HIstory and Culture in Washington, DC. (A Smithsonian museum)

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Visit to the NMAAHC Part 3 of 4: It Touched My Soul

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Visit to the NMAAHC Part 3 of 4: It Touched My Soul