One of three Legacy Sites (soon to be four with Montgomery Park opening in 2026), this one is a monument honoring the victims of racial terror lynching between the 1870s and 1950s in the U.S.A....
National Memorial for Peace and Justice
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The Equal Justice Initiative (EJI) is dedicated to addressing issues of mass incarceration, excessive punishment, and racial injustice in the United States. Through its various programs, including the Legacy Sites in Montgomery, Alabama, EJI works to protect human rights for the most vulnerable populations and raise awareness of historical and systemic injustices.
EJI's initiatives encompass criminal justice reform, anti-poverty measures, and community remembrance projects that seek to educate the public on the legacy of slavery, racial terror, and segregation. With a commitment to confronting these societal challenges, EJI aims to foster a more just and equitable society.
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I really enjoyed walking through this memorial. Although the content is a "heavy" topic it's still a nice place to spend for a walk and reflection. There are some places to sit and shady spots for...
I don't particularly want to write this because, what do you say? It's murder, callous injustice committed by evil people in this county. This was a beautiful memorial, very thoughtful and...
You park your car and they will shuttle you to four locations to experience some amazing works of art. Each location tells a true story about the black experiences. It's a must see for all for...
This memorial raised several emotions for me. I felt simultaneously angry and enlightened. The visual representation of coffins of documented lynchings of Black people is an acknowledgment we need...
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