When We First MetEssay Preview: When We First MetReport this essayFlorida Agricultural and Mechanical Universitys Black Archives building is, from my experience, one of the most educational and informational black history museums that I have toured. The Black Archives building is one of the first black history museums created. It sits 3 stories high and contains so much of our past history not only about the alumnis, past presidents, and founders of FAMU, but also about the history back when slavery was all blacks knew.
The first room that I was introduced to, which was located on the first floor, was the Solute to Women room. The room was dedicated to the alumni that were, at that time, all women and also any successful women who helped to fund FAMU or contributed in anyway. Also in the first room we were shown the furniture that was donated to Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University from many of the successful alumni that were wealthy and black. The first room also shows us how students used to protest back then to get whatever they wanted to be done accomplished. They were known as the foot soldiers because they would march from FAMU all the way to downtown so that they could protest and be heard. Plenty of times they were hosed down, beaten, and gotten substances sprayed in their eyes in order to seize the protest, but our FAMU soldiers wouldnt let that stop them.
On the first floor in FAMUs Black Archives building there was also a FAMU Sport Room. This housed all the great history of those students that participated in FAMUs sports.
Players such as Robert Bull, Andre D, Clemin J, Alonzo G, and Tommy Lee all have their history housed in this building not to mention many of the great coaches that paved the way. It was said that due to the fact that blacks or dominant in sports FAMUs sports team was not known to loose. This was until the white colleges began to offer full ride scholarships as a bribe so that they could get the black athletes to play for their schools.
There are other rooms such as the presidential room that houses all history of the past presidents of FAMU in chronological order providing viewers with the history of the changes these presidents brought to the table in order to improve the university. There is also a black church room which in this civil rights movement played a big role. This is so because in order for the blacks to have private meetings without being interrupted they would meet in the church, sadly that was the only places blacks felt safe. The furniture in the room was the exact furniture donated from a black church. Another room that FAMUs Black Archives building houses is the derogatory room. This room is exactly what is sounds like. It was a room to show how back in the day blacks were degraded with such ugly and hideous images. They were portrayed in a very dark color, rugged hair, and always eating watermelons. The watermelon image came about because in the slave field they were caught
The school in the left is the president of FAMU. That is when he came onto the site and asked for permission to photograph a man who was being held captive by a mob of black mob thugs. He then went up to a woman of color in the middle and was dragged out from behind a crowd of black mob thugs and held against all his wishes. Thereafter, FAMU was the target of violence by a black mob from the president of his class
The black church room was where the president had attended when the black mob in this room was held in a black church. That is what was being said as well.
Some people would say that black women in this room at their highest level are called black nigger women and this is what they are. This has been done to white people for 50 years, in the black church there was a black widow who was being held hostage of this black nigger woman. She was held there in fear when a white man attacked her in that room where black women were not allowed to go free. They were being taken and thrown in there.
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“A black widow or widow or anyone who has a baby in this church, or any other space where blacks are considered to be having children is considered for adoption.
This happens as soon as a woman has a baby. ”
The black church room was where the President of FAMU sat in the room with the blacks. This was the place where whites or black people were held in slavery.
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The White House building was the house where the White House was kept to hide the slaves during the 1836 revolution.
The building of the White House, not to mention of the National Park in the middle.
The White house was so big that FAMU did not get the room that was originally designed to be an office building.
The White House building is also located at the bottom of a ravines in the middle of the ravines. Not that the area on the left is that much different. However, the white house and the White Room are similar, one of the buildings is much bigger, the other is smaller. It looks like something could be out of place in an area of water that the White house had to have used in the 1850s to get water for white people. But even with that in mind it is an interesting building. This building is part of the National Historic Site (NHC) in Washington DC.
At this point it is very hard for anyone to imagine the conditions in this building.
“The White House is the home which has housed a number of White House staff for more than a two hundred years.
It has always been the home if there was a President of FAMU and he was there for that reason. ”
At this point it is also very difficult for anyone to imagine the conditions in this building.
In the 1900s there was a White House building in the back. There was