- The National Memorial for Peace and Justice, informally known as the National Lynching Memorial, is a memorial to commemorate the black victims of lynching...
- We'd tried several times to visit the National Memorial for Peace and Justice and I'm very glad we kept trying.
- The Memorial for Peace and Justice presents this drama of intimidation with minimum documentation and detail and maximum sonority.
- This past February I visited both the museum and its companion monument, the Memorial for Peace and Justice, which honors the victims of lynchings.
- The idea for the memorial began in 2010, when the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI) began research to uncover and document racial terror lynchings in the American...
- At the entrance of the National Memorial for Peace and Justice, an outdoor series of sculptures, white text on gray panels greets visitors with a matter-of-fact...
- The National Memorial for Peace and Justice is an outdoor structure that includes 800 monuments, each representing a U.S...
- The Equal Justice Initiative documented more than 4,000 racial terror lynchings in twelve Southern states between Reconstruction and World War II, in one of the...
- The Peace and Justice Memorial Garden is a solemn, reverent place to remember lynching victims.
- Sited on six acres of land, the National Memorial for Peace and Justice is an arresting and emotionally powerful memorial to lynching victims.
- The National Memorial for Peace and Justice is a fifteen-minute walk southwest from the museum.
- Find out why The National Memorial for Peace and Justice is on TIME’s 2018 list of the World’s 100 Greatest Places.
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- Today, the National Memorial for Peace and Justice, the first national memorial dedicated to the victims of slavery, lynchings, police violence...
