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Date Lab Live! Feb. 9, 2015

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“1965: Civil Rights at 50”

Now Open

“The Boomer List”

On display through July 5, 2015

“President Lincoln Is Dead: The New York Herald Reports the Assassination”

Opens Feb. 13, 2015

‘Je Suis Charlie’

Vigil and March Photos

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- Civil Rights on TV
  
  Fifty years ago, the civil rights movement in all its glory and brutality was brought to American living rooms through television.
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Today's Front Pages

Monday, January 26, 2015

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Collecting, Preserving Memorable Newspapers

Newseum curatorial specialist Kathryn Wilmot explains how and why the Newseum acquired copies of Charlie Hebdo and offers tips to new collectors on how to preserve the memento for years to come.
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Newseum Podcast presents Pulitzer Photos series

Hosts Frank and Sonya take listeners behind the scenes of some of the most iconic photographs in recent history to explore the stories behind the images.
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‘1965: Civil Rights at 50’ Explores Selma March, Voting Rights Act

The latest installment in this changing exhibit on news media and the civil rights movement is now open at the Newseum.
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