Our Lives: New-York Historical Society’s Black dolls exhibit
The New-York Historical Society will be home to a rare exhibition of Black dolls until June 5. They tell the story of slavery, racism and resistance in the United States. Dominique Jean-Louis, the associate curator of historical exhibitions, spoke with Gwen Edwards about the exhibit.
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Mar 19, 2022, 6:05 PM
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The New-York Historical Society will be home to a rare
exhibition of Black dolls until June 5. They tell the story of slavery, racism
and resistance in the United States. Dominique Jean-Louis, the associate
curator of historical exhibitions, spoke with Gwen Edwards about the exhibit.
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