America’s Black Holocaust Museum

We carry out our mission by

• Contributing to the body of knowledge about the Black Holocaust,
• Paying respects to the victims and honoring the heroes,
• Widening and deepening the public’s understanding of race, intergroup relations, redemption and reconciliation,
• Providing learning opportunities for young and old in a thought-provoking, nuanced and supportive environment, and
• Promoting the highest ideals of American democracy.

America's Black Holocaust Museum was founded in Milwaukee WI in 1984 by James Cameron, the only known survivor of a lynching.

Our Museum's 4 Themes: Remembrance, Resistance, Redemption, Reconciliation