MILWAUKEE — With the cut of a ribbon, the America's Black Holocaust Museum, which was once closed for nearly 14 years, has officially reopened. "It's really very emotional. It's an extraordinary experience," said museum visitor ? Peter McCauley. On Friday, people across the state of Wisconsin came to Milwaukee to celebrate the grand reopening that was years in the making. "To take over 400 years of history and condense it into a little less than 4,000 square feet is quite the project," said America's Black Holocaust Museum's chief operating officer, ? Chauntel McKenzie. TMJ4 America's Black Holocaust Museum With upgraded...
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