Caribbean Indigenous Resistance / Resistencia indígena del Caribe ¡Taíno Vive!
05-17-2025 thru 08-10-2025
Irving Archives and Museum Irving, Texas
05-17-2025 thru 08-10-2025
Irving Archives and Museum Irving, Texas
City of Hope: Resurrection City and the 1968 Poor People's Campaign Exhibition
08-01-2024 thru 08-31-2025
Western Reserve Historical Society Cleveland, Ohio
08-01-2024 thru 08-31-2025
Western Reserve Historical Society Cleveland, Ohio
Pictures of Belonging: Miki Hayakawa, Hisako Hibi, and Miné Okubo
11-15-2024 thru 08-17-2025
Japanese American National Museum Los Angeles, California
11-15-2024 thru 08-17-2025
Japanese American National Museum Los Angeles, California
Solidarity Now! 1968 Poor People's Campaign
05-10-2025 thru 08-31-2025
Cape Fear Museum of History and Science Wilmington, North Carolina
05-10-2025 thru 08-31-2025
Cape Fear Museum of History and Science Wilmington, North Carolina
X-ray Vision: Fish Inside Out
02-14-2025 thru 06-15-2025
McClung Museum of Natural History and Culture Knoxville, Tennessee
02-14-2025 thru 06-15-2025
McClung Museum of Natural History and Culture Knoxville, Tennessee
Caribbean Indigenous Resistance / Resistencia indígena del Caribe ¡Taíno Vive!
In 1492, the Indigenous Peoples of the northern Caribbean islands, popularly known as the Taíno, discovered Christopher Columbus. The encounter set in motion an invasion by Spanish soldiers, priests, and colonists that devastated the Taíno civilization and decimated its population. By the 1550s, colonial officials deemed the Taíno extinct. In reality, the Taíno and their culture resisted, survived, and continue to make an impact around the world today.
05-17-2025 thru 08-10-2025
Irving Archives and Museum
Irving, Texas
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Irving Archives and Museum
Irving, Texas
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