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INTERNATIONAL
CMLRIGHIS
CENTER & MUSEUM
(Clockwise from top left) A cyclist rides by an
enlarged image of the Greensboro Four: David
Richmond, Franklin McCain, Ezell Blair and Joseph
McNeil.A reconstructed entrance to the Greens
boro train depot displays a historical photo as an
example of segregation.The “Hall of Shame,” located
within the museum, exhibits graphic photographs
of racist violence on fractured frames accompanied
by unnerving sound effects. One of the pens that
President Johnson used to sign the Voting Rights Act
of 1965 is also on display inside. (Far top right) The
museum includes want ads specifying the race of
desired employees.