The “Driving While Black” exhibit at the Noyes Museum of Art’s Kramer Hall in Hammontongoes beyond the Negro Motorist Green-Books that sparked the award-winning film “The Green Book” to encompass the feelings and rage of African Americans living in post-Obama times and amid the “Black Lives Matter” movement. As such, it is a learning experience for white Americans and a touchstone for people of color.
To begin the exhibit is a replica of the cover of The Negro Motorist Green-Book of 1945.
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