Missouri History Museum

Throughout the exhibition run of RACE: Are We So Different?, the Missouri History Museum, in conjunction with the St. Louis Beacon, has offered monthly thought-provoking programs and content addressing issues related to race in the region and nation-wide. Join us as this programming culminates with our first-ever Community Action Fair, which provides the opportunity to connect with social justice organizations from around the metro area.

• 10am: Presentation by Provident Development Group
  
• 11am: Presentation by lawyer Herman Jimerson, author of Foreclosure
• 12pm: Presentation by author W. Ralph Eubanks
• 1pm: Discussion with Cultural Leadership
• 2pm: Presentation by the ACLU
• 3pm: Washington University student panel examining student activism and the alleged discrimination that took place at the Original Mother's bar during a recent senior class trip to Chicago.
• 3:30pm: Book signing and discussion with Clarence Lang, author of Grassroots at the Gateway
  

Informational Tables include the following organizations:

• Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
  
• Census
• Neighborhood Houses
• Organization for Black Struggle
• Justice for Reggie
• FOCUS St. Louis/Bridges Across Racial Polarization
• Jobs with Justice
• El Mundo Latino
• St. Louis Public Library
• YWCA
• ACLU
• Growing American Youth
• Cultural Leadership
• United Way
• Diversity Awareness Partnership
• Ralph Eubanks, author
• Provident Development Group
• Clarence Lang, author
• Educational Equity Consultants
• Anti-Racism Committee
• Washington University Student Government
• Youth Council for Positive Development