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Explore Women's History with these SITES exhibitions:

	Becoming American: Teenagers and Immigration Photograph s by Barbara Beirne The realities of the immigrant experience read in the faces and words of young people who have made the journey to America.
	The Dancer Within [Photographs by Rose Eichenbaum] Dancer-turned-photographer Rose Eichenbaum captures America’s most celebrated dancers and choreographers in active and physically powerful images.
	Diana Walker: Photojournalist Inside the White House with award-winning journalist Diana Walker. Find out what real life is like in America's House, from the Ford to the Clinton administrations.
	Forget Me Not: Women and the American Landscape Rarely seen photographs, artwork, and ephemera from the Smithsonian’s Archives of American Gardens help tell the story of how women changed America's landscapes.
	Wondrous Cold: An Antarctic Journey Photographs by Joan Myers Gifted photographer Joan Myers spent four months photographing the daily lives of scientists and support staff working at and around the continent’s scientific research stations.

Explore Black History with these SITES exhibitions:

	Ancestry and Innovation: African American Art from the American Folk Art Museum Paintings, drawings, sculptures, and quilts from some of the nations most outstanding folk artists.
	Beyond Baseball: The Life of Roberto Clemente Baseball great Roberto Clemente became a hero to millions. Find out why with this exhibition. Perfect for small museums!
	Forget Me Not: Women and the American Landscape Did you know that African American women played a key role in designing the American landscape? Learn more!
	Freedom's Sisters Extraordinary women who helped pioneer the civil rights movement in America. Sure to inspire a new generation of activists.
	Let Your Motto Be Resistance More than 70 framed portraits help you explore those who changed the way the nation felt about race and status.
	381 Days: The Montgomery Bus Boycott Story The true spark of the civil rights movement, Rosa Parks and others start a quiet and effective revolution.

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