These Sites Honor the Legacy of Black Women Throughout the South
"The museum itself is highly interactive. At regularly planned intervals, a musical performance flashes on a big screen in the main gallery with surround sound. When I was there, it was a performance of Prince’s 'Purple Rain.' I also made my own beat that I was able to email to myself. But, perhaps most importantly, are the Black women musicians within the genres of folk, country, and Americana that you can learn about within these walls. Women like Linda Martell, Rhiannon Giddens, and newcomer Mickey Guyton—all history makers in genres that are void of much color at all."
