In this episode, Lance Wheeler, the Vice President of Learning & Engagement at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, joins CJ at the table for a candid conversation regarding the legacy of Black museums, while exploring best practices and strategies to protect them. The conversation examines the plight of museum practitioners and the crisis of historic preservation. Lance is a brilliant thought-leader in the field of public history with more than a decade of experience. The remarkable legacy of Charles Howard Wright, Detroit physician and founder of the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, is illuminated in this episode in addition to the recognition of historian, educator, and founder of BlackPast.org, Dr. Quintard Taylor. Dr. Taylor launched BlackPast in 2007 with a vision to make African American and global African history freely accessible to the public. Under his leadership, the nonprofit became the world’s largest online encyclopedia dedicated to Black history, engaging more than sixty-four million users since its founding.

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