Establishing African Burial Ground International Memorial Museum in New York
This Act establishes the African Burial Ground International Memorial Museum and Educational Center in New York City. Its purpose is to serve as a permanent memorial to the estimated 20,000 enslaved individuals buried there and to explore the history and cultural traditions of slavery in the US. The federal government commits to funding two-thirds of the acquisition and construction costs, ensuring the creation of a major new cultural and educational resource for the public.
Key points
A new museum and educational center dedicated to the history of slavery and African cultural heritage will be established at the African Burial Ground National Monument.
The Federal government will cover two-thirds of the costs for land acquisition and construction, representing a significant public investment in historical preservation and education.
The facility will be operated by the National Park Service and will collaborate with the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
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