Amna Nawaz
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This Detroit bead museum honors an African legacy while modeling revitalization
Posted
October 15, 2019
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October 15, 2019
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3:47Now PlayingDetroit is home to an unusual museum that draws on African history and customs, filling an entire city block with installations and sculptures. The MBAD African Bead Museum also allows visitors hands-on experiences -- and acts as a stabilizing force in a distressed area of the city. Special correspondent Mary Ellen Geist reports.
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