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FAMU’s Black Archives preserve Black history as national debates continue
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FAMU’s Black Archives preserve Black history as national debates continue
Front entrance of the Meek-Eaton Black Archives. (Khalil-Lullah Ballentine/The FAMUAN) As national debates over race, education and identity grow, Florida A&M University’s Meek-Eaton Black Archives remains a vital institution for preserving African American heritage and culture. Located inside the historic Carnegie Library on FAMU’s campus, the Black Archives houses thousands of photographs, documents and artifacts that detail the Black experi…
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