Anderson County Museum - Important Conversations: Remembrance and Reconciliation - February 27, 2024 at 5:30 PM

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Written By Bobby Rettew

Last year, the Anderson County Museum partnered with the Anderson Area Remembrance and Reconciliation Initiative to create a permanent display, “The Earth Remembers,” which honors the memory of five racial terror lynchings in Anderson County from 1894 to 1911.

This year, we are continuing the conversation as we host a panel that will be discussing their experiences during a racially segregated South Carolina. Join us at the Anderson County Museum on February 27 at 5:30 PM as we host “Important Conversations: Remembrance and Reconciliation” with the goal of moving towards the Beloved Community described by Martin Luther King, Jr.

Important Conversations: Remembrance and Reconciliation
Anderson County Museum
202 E Greenville Street
Anderson, SC 29621
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Bobby Rettew

Bobby Rettew is a husband, father, award winning storyteller, published author, educator for Anderson University and Clemson Center for Corporate Learning, business owner of Rettew Creative, and business partner for Touch Point Media podcast network. He also serves as the chair of the communications committee and deacon at Boulevard Baptist Church, board member for the Fort Hill Clemson Club, and vice-chair for Anderson County’s Criminal Justice Coordinating Council.

https://bobbyrettew.com
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