Wichita's Black History | The Kansas African American Museum

Celebrate Black History Month in Wichita! Wichita has a rich African American culture than many don't realize exists. Wichita is home to the first African American to win an Oscar and the location of one of the first lunch counter sit-ins for equality, and that history goes all the way back to the start of the city! Some of the first settlers to Wichita were African American. This history is celebrated at The Kansas African American Museum in Wichita, where they just launched a new interactive experience for people to explore historical places around the city.
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www.VisitWichita.com is your home for all things to do in Wichita. Planning your vacation or weekend getaway? We have renowned museums, several niche restaurants with unique dining experiences and a vibrant nightlife. Looking for a place to hold your next conference? We have a variety of venues to meet your business needs and many conveniently located luxury hotels. With a state-of-the-art airport, flying into Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower Airport is a breeze, and you can enjoy the all-glass jet bridges connecting the terminal to the airplane - the only airport in the nation to feature this architectural design. Once you get here, we have plenty of ways to get around, and the free Q Line Trolley is one of the best ways to travel to all the hot spots in downtown Wichita. We also have Uber and Lyft drivers. If you prefer to sightsee the city, there are several bike rental stations. While sightseeing, a must-visit is the Keeper of the Plains; it’s one of the most unique art sculptures in the world. If you travel to Wichita, it’s a must see!

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Why the thumb down? Thank you for this great information please upload more on the history of Kansas please

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This is wonderful! My family is from Wichita, but I haven’t been there in years. This museum inspires me to come back to visit.

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I pray they add something about Thomas Houston Johnson in this museum Amazing man of God