Summer 2016
Speaking Up, Fighting Back
Remembering Birmingham’s Struggle for Equality
They brought in fire hoses and attack dogs, but they couldn’t stop the march toward justice. The Birmingham Civil Rights National Historical Park would tell the story of those who fought to end segregation in the city.
About the author
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Ruth Rowland ContributorRuth Rowland is an award-winning British lettering artist and illustrator based in London.
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Blog Post
Make Them Hear You
New signs ask visitors to report to the Department of the Interior anything that portrays U.S. history in a negative light. Tell the administration, instead, to stop meddling.
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Press Release
New Park Signs Undermine Rangers, Aim to Erase History
Forcing rangers to post these signs is an outrage and shows deep contempt for their work to preserve and tell all American stories.
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Blog Post
6 Worst Things That Happened to National Parks Last Month
ICYMI: May was a bad month for national parks under the Trump administration and congressional Republicans. We sound the alarm on the last 30 days’ most distressing actions.
