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The trip, I would do again, has been an eye opener and an experience I'll always remember. Favorite part was the Legacy Museum, and the Archives Museum. Each one just unveiled more details and information I did not know when I was taught what the civil rights movement was and what happened in it.


Best,
Eddie H.

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