National Urban League to Open Northern Civil Rights Museum in Harlem
The National Urban League is opening a museum in Harlem this weekend, focused on the civil rights struggles of the North. It's the first museum of its kind in New York City, and AP's Fabianna Rincon got an exclusive look inside before the doors open.
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The National Urban League will cut the ribbon on a new museum in Harlem this weekend, dedicated to the civil rights struggles that played out in the North. The venue is the first of its kind in New York City.
AP's Fabianna Rincon got an exclusive look inside ahead of the opening, according to the outlet. The museum centers on a chapter of civil rights history that has drawn far less attention than the movement in the South.
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