Reclaiming Our Past: MoSH Introduces Amazing ‘Overcoming Hateful Things’ Exhibit from the Jim Crow Museum

The Memphis Museum of Science and History (MoSH), nestled within the historic Pink Palace Mansion, is currently showcasing a thought-provoking traveling exhibit titled “Overcoming Hateful Things,” curated by the esteemed Jim Crow Museum of Racist Imagery. This compelling display confronts the entrenched issues of racism and prejudice. Recently, an audience of over 60 individuals, including media representatives, museum partners, and distinguished guests, engaged directly with this essential historical narrative. The exhibition elucidates the stark realities of racial intolerance while prompting audiences to contemplate societal progress and future pathways. MoSH serves as a crucial hub for education and dialogue, harnessing the influence of art and history to foster awareness and inspire transformation. Exhibitions of this nature underscore the museum’s dedication to tackling the complex matters that influence our shared experiences and understanding of history, affirming its role as a significant institution for social change and reflection.