Human Rights Focus

The staff of the Jim Crow Museum receives dozens of letters and emails. Some of these communiques offer insight into race relations -- historically and in the present. While some are hateful, we have decided to share some of these letters and emails with our Internet visitors.

Dr. Pilgrim,

I attended your talk at the Dennos Museum last Thursday evening and found it to be very well done and informative. I am the Art History instructor and NMC (Northwestern Michigan College), and I will be bringing my Modern Art History class to see THEM. Many of my students are graphic art majors and this will be a most appropriate exhibit that I know will inform and "open their eyes" to how graphic art is used!! I saw the information on this exhibit in Toronto and thought it would interest you.

https://artdaily.cc/news/54855/Newest-Michigan-museum--the-Jim-Crow-Museum-of-Racist-Memorabilia--showcases-racist-artifacts-#.YvzZjBzMIyM

Sincerely,
Andrea Gerring
-- January 22, 2013

***The staff of the Jim Crow Museum receives dozens of letters and emails. Some of these communiques offer insight into race relations -- historically and in the present. While some are hateful, we have decided to share some of these letters and emails with our Internet visitors.***

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The staff of the Jim Crow Museum receives dozens of letters and emails. Some of these communiques offer insight into race relations -- historically and in the present. While some are hateful, we have decided to share some of these letters and emails with our Internet visitors.