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Febuary 2025

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keymilwaukee.com 5 and the impact on the Civil Rights Movement through eight panel displays. Edu- cators offer workshops for school audiences Feb. 19-20, 26-28, and March 3, 5, 6 from 10am-1pm. MATC DOWNTOWN CAMPUS u Through Feb. 28 Building Legacies in MATC's Create Gallery, room M175, ABHM and MATC celebrate Milwaukee's vibrant history of civil rights and community leaders, and the college's importance in the Black community, through its "Building Legacies" exhibit, which honors prominent MATC graduates including "Milwaukee's Second Mayor" Reuben Harpole, Dr. James Cameron, founder of ABHM, and Clayborn Benson, founder of Wisconsin Black Historical Society and Museum (WBHSM). u Feb. 27, 6pm ABHM Book Club, "A Time of Terror: A Survivor's Story" by Dr. James Cameron Meet via zoom at: abhmuse- um.org/events/abhm-book- club-a-time-of-terror-2/ In honor of late ABHM's founder Dr. Cameron's birth- day, the Book Club will discuss "A Time of Terror." This memoir chronicles the terrifying story of the arrest and near-lynching of Dr. Cameron in 1930, an event which took the lives of his two friends, and his com- ing-of-age during the Jim Crow era in the North. LYNDEN SCULPTURE GARDEN Call & Response: Asmaa Walton And The Black Art Library Through Feb. 28 Walton's Library, a rich collection of publications about Black arts and visual culture, includes children's books, exhibition catalogues, theoretical texts, and research materials. According to Walton, the mission of the exhibit is "intended to be an educational resource to share with the Black community and beyond. The Library's mission is to introduce or expand the community's knowledge of Black art of the past and present through art books. See details at: lyndensculpturegarden.org/ exhibitions/asmaa-walton-and-black-art-library UWM BLACK HISTORY MONTH u Through February At UWM, Black History Month is coordinated by campus stakeholders and includes: A crafts and food market on Feb. 4, exhibits throughout the month at the Golda Meir Library, movies at the UWM Cinema on Feb. 6 and 7, a Karaoke Jam on Feb. 11, discussions and much more see details at: uwm.edu/ blackhistorymonth Mural at MPM's Africa gallery Dr. James Cameron

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