WWBW-DC Presents: "Queens Recognizing Queens: From Nzinga to Now"

Join the Win With Black Women - DC Chapter (WWBW-DC) for an unforgettable journey through the National Museum of African American History and Culture celebrating the extraordinary legacy of Black women throughout history. This specially curated 2.5-hour tour traces the powerful contributions of Black women from Queen Nzinga of Angola to today's groundbreaking leaders.

What makes this tour special:

• Expert guides with deep knowledge of Black women's history
• Access to key artifacts and exhibits highlighting Black women's stories
• Intimate group size

Our tour begins in the depths of the museum with Queen Nzinga, the 17th-century Angolan queen who masterfully resisted Portuguese colonization, and concludes with contemporary changemakers like Stacey Abrams, Michelle Obama, and Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.

Along the way, we'll explore:

• Enslaved Women's Resistance: How women maintained family bonds and cultural traditions despite brutal circumstances
• Harriet Tubman's Revolutionary Leadership: Beyond the Underground Railroad to her work as Union spy and military scout
• Ida B. Wells' Fearless Journalism: Her groundbreaking anti-lynching investigations and civil rights activism
• Hidden Figures of the Civil Rights Movement: The women like Ella Baker and Fannie Lou Hamer who organized behind the scenes
• Black Feminist Thought: How women like Angela Davis and Audre Lorde created frameworks addressing race, gender, and class
• Artistic Innovations: Black women's transformative contributions to literature, visual arts, and culture
• Today's Trailblazers: Contemporary leaders continuing the legacy of resistance and achievement

This tour is perfect for:

• History enthusiasts seeking a more inclusive historical narrative
• Educators looking to enrich their understanding of Black women's contributions
• Community organizers and activists drawing inspiration from historical movements
• Anyone interested in the intersections of race, gender, and power in American history

• 2.5-hour guided museum tour with expert facilitators
• Curated "Queens Recognize Queens" available on Spotify.

• Meeting Point: NMAAHC Welcome Desk, Constitution Avenue entrance
• Arrival Time: Please arrive 15 minutes before tour start time
• Accessibility: This tour is fully accessible; please note any specific accommodations needed during registration
• Museum Entry: Your ticket includes museum entry; no separate museum ticket required
• Photography: Photography without flash is permitted in most galleries

Win With Black Women - DC Chapter (WWBW-DC) is a movement dedicated to amplifying Black women's voices, celebrating their historical and contemporary contributions, and building community connections that empower positive change. Through educational programming like this tour, we aim to highlight the often-overlooked leadership of Black women throughout American history.

RSVP today to secure your spot!

Questions? Contact [email protected]

Note: Museum admission is included with your RSVP. Please arrive 15 minutes early to check in with the group.

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