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  America I AM: Reading Program

  As part of a collaboration between National Geographic and DC Public Library, children can read a book about African American history to earn a free ticket to the America I AM exhibition.

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  DC I AM: Growing Up in the Shadow of the Capitol

  ExhibitsWednesday, February 2, 2011 at M, T: 12pm to 9pm; Weds.-Fri.: 9:30am to 5:30pm; Sun.: 1pm to 5pm – Sunday, May 1, 2011Washington, D.C.

  Located at the Martin Luther King Jr., Memorial Library, this exhibit explores local history through the eyes of children.

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  Frederick Douglass National Historic Site

  Immerse yourself in history at Cedar Hill, the Southeast Washington home of the famed abolitionist Frederick Douglass.

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  African Continuum Theatre

  African Continuum Theatre is the only professional African-American theater company in Washington, D.C. Celebrating its 15th season, African Continuum continues to illuminate the contributions and history of African and African-American culture.

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  African American Civil War Museum

  Visit the museum (1816 12th Street NW) and memorial (10th and U Streets NW) to learn about the role of African Americans throughout the Civil War.

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