Calaboose hosts conversation on DEI, civil rights changes

CALABOOSE AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY MUSEUM

The Calaboose African American History Museum is doing its part to educate the community all throughout Black History Month. All of the events are free and will take place at the historic Cephas House, which is across the street from the museum and located at 217 Martin Luther King Drive. The first event was a roundtable discussion, which was facilitated by Texas State University African American Studies Program director Dwonna Goldstone, PhD. Much of the discussion revolved around the removal of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programs and governmental policies that rose from the Civil Rights movement.

Goldstone initiated the conversation by playing a recording by Professor Kimberle Crenshaw.