In Dialogue: Museum Objects and Social Justice with NMAAHC @smithsoniannpg
In Dialogue: Museum Objects and Social Justice with NMAAHC  @smithsoniannpg
Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This ongoing series highlights art and objects from Smithsonian collections to address issues of social justice. This program uses a portrait of Dr. Charles Drew and instruments of Dr. William Montague Cobb to explore how these two pioneering African American doctors used science to combat racism. We will discuss medical racism and how trust in medicine is both built and broken.
In Dialogue: Museum Objects and Social Justice with NMAAHCThe Portrait of a Nation Gala 2022 #shorts“We Starve Ourselves and Each Other”: Hunger and Lesbian Self-Fashioning in 1970s AmericaIntroducing...Amelia EarhartIntroducing...Barack ObamaOpen Studio: Stop MotionYo Yo Ma: Homenaje a Hung LiuOpen Studio: Ben FranklinAva DuVernay receives the #PortraitOfaNation AwardIn Dialogue: Smithsonian Objects and Social Justice with the HirshhornDrawn to Figures: Hung Liu, A Close LookIntroducing...James Smithson
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In Dialogue: Museum Objects and Social Justice with NMAAHC

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