Black Studies Could Lead To New Historic Landmarks, Transparency About Segregation
Two studies – one spotlighting segregation at national parks in Virginia from 1916-1965 and the other showcasing where African Americans recreated from the late 19th through the early 21st century—are setting the stage for new national historic landmark designations, listings on the National Register of Historic Places, and opportunities for national parks to be more candid
Smithsonian Institution District Of Columbia United States University Of Virginia Prince William Forest Park Chesapeake Bay
Source: nationalparkstraveler.org