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WHITE VOICES AGAINST RACISMWHITE VOICES AGAINST RACISMWHITE VOICES AGAINST RACISM

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AGAINST RACISM

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      • About Us
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      • Upcoming Events
      • 2022 Journey to Justice
      • 2021 ICRC&M
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      • 2021 Green Book
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  • ABOUT
    • About Us
    • Founder's Bio
    • 2021 Annual Report
  • EVENTS
    • Upcoming Events
    • 2022 Journey to Justice
    • 2021 ICRC&M
    • 2021 Freedom on the Menu
    • 2021 Green Book
    • 2021 Pieces of Now
  • DONATE
  • PROJECTS
  • RESOURCES
  • CONTACT US
  • Weekly Prompts
  • Journey to Justice Tours
  • Gallery
  • Guilford Woods Parking
  • Video Cast Pilot

In my lifetime blacks had to have a guidebook letting them know where it was safe to go, safe to stay and safe to eat. Traveling across the U.S. had to be carefully planned with plenty of non-perishable food, blankets, pillows and strategic gasoline fill ups. In my life time..."


Mark E. Kirstner, WVAR Founder

THE GREEN BOOK SHOEBOX EVENT - GREENSBORO, NC

June 19, 2021

Juneteeth Celebration - Commemorating the Emancipation of African-American Slaves


The Historic Magnolia House is one of only four Green Book sites in North Carolina still in operation. The property housed some of our nation’s most well-known African Americans during segregation. Event participants enjoyed a physical & 3D Virtual Tour of the house. Leading up to the event & after the tour, information was shared about The Negro Motorist Green-Book: A travel guide for Blacks used during Jim Crow from 1936 to 1966. Attendees gathered for a complimentary Shoebox lunch while engaging in discussion with Magnolia House staff about the impacts of the historical location on the City of Greensboro & travelers of color. 


FOCUS AREA:  PROJECT EDUCATE 

Thank You to Special Invited Guest, City of GSO At-Large Councilwoman, Marikay Abuzuaiter 

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