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Using history to build community and spark important conversations. Powerful Exhibits | Programs | Dialogue #HistoryMatters

Charlotte, NC Katılım Temmuz 2009
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As the new school year begins, Levine Museum is launching programs that support educators, inspire students, and create opportunities for youth to grow as changemakers.
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This International Youth Day, we’re celebrating the next generation of leaders, and the power of learning spaces that center history, dialogue, and connection.
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You’ll visit key Civil Rights landmarks, design your own project, and connect with students across five partner schools — all while developing the kind of leadership that lasts.
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This isn’t your average fellowship — it’s a chance to lead with intention. The Catalyst Fellowship is a yearlong, paid opportunity for college students in Charlotte who care about justice, storytelling, and building community.
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Founded in 1998 by James and Renee’ Bazzelle, Mert’s is a Queen City staple known for its Low Country and Gullah-inspired dishes like shrimp and grits, Charleston red rice, and that famous mac and cheese.
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This Black Business Month, we’re celebrating local institutions like Mert’s that keep history alive, one plate at a time. For nearly three decades, Mert’s Heart & Soul has been serving up more than just food — it’s been serving culture, community, and tradition.
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The first Family Dollar store opened in Charlotte in 1959 with a simple promise: no item more than $2. Founder Leon Levine believed everyone deserved access to affordable goods, and that belief sparked a retail revolution.
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Known for its iconic signage and neighborhood roots, Ho-Toy was one of many small businesses that shaped the character of east Charlotte.
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This photo of Ho-Toy Restaurant, taken by Byron Baldwin around 1988, is part of his Central Avenue series -- a powerful visual record of a changing city.
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Educators and administrators from any subject or grade level are invited to learn how to create spaces for respectful, honest dialogue — no matter the topic. 🗓️ Aug. 8, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 📍 Ascend Nonprofit Solutions 601 East 5th Street #510 Charlotte, NC 28202
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Want to feel more prepared to handle hard conversations in your school? Our upcoming professional development session is designed to help you do just that.
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Explore stories like the Mecklenburg Investment Company, the first office building in Charlotte built by and for Black professionals, and revisit the legacy of Excelsior Club, once a hub for politics, music, and connection.
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August is Black Business Month — a time to recognize the entrepreneurs, visionaries, and spaces that have powered Charlotte’s Black communities for generations.
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