The fight for a national African-American museum started long before the millennium as one D.C. judge documents in his new book that explores 100 years of determination.

Years ago, young attorney Robert Wilkins had a discussion with seniors at his church that produced a burning question: Why was there not a central place to learn about and celebrate the black experience?

Washington Informer, August 24, 2016

Posted in News & Events on August, 2016