Debate over symbolism fuels black museum on National Mall
The 1963 March on Washington underpins arguments for a National Museum of African American History and Culture on the Mall. Rep John Lewis backs a site to memorialize black history while critics warn against crowding the Mall’s openness. Senators authorize sites near the Mall. Brownback warns against away-from-Mall placement.
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