Visitor Comments

"The exhibit was phenomenal. It should be a requirement for all school children to see and learn about."

_{— Wanda Ingram, Academic Dean at Providence College}

"This was a great learning experience for our 4th grade classes. It allowed them an exceptional visual representation of all they have been learning in the classroom. Great job!!"

_{— Rebecca Bueno, Teacher at Paul Cuffee School, Providence, RI}

"This was an excellent exhibit."

_{— Karen Hurd, Teacher, Springfield Public Schools}

"Who knew how many items used in our daily lives were invented by Black men and women? Quite an eye opener to finally give recognition where deserved!"

_{— Karol Cooper, Administrative Staff at Mount Holyoke College}

"A wonderful, well-designed and educational presentation! Thank you for sharing it!"

_{— Paula Keogh, Publication Center Director at Providence College}

"How wonderful to have such professional exhibits to view and study. Very impressive! Thank you for coming to Wheelock."

_{— Susan Harris-Sharpton, Prof. of Education at Wheelock College}

"Thank you so much for this. It was an emotional journey for me knowing these men did not get the recognition / compensation they deserved for their talents/work."

_{— Becky Vick, Student at Mount Holyoke College}

"I’ve been taught a life-time in just 20 minutes. I feel very proud, excited, and motivated. It lets my little Black children see you are somebody. You can do anything you set your mind to."

_{— Shirley Telford, Parent, New Haven, CT}

"I think this exhibit is a wonderful display of Black intelligence denied and erased from history books."

_{— Catherine Jenkins, Parent}