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This was a very emotional visit for me. I was raised in north Milwaukee Wisconsin in the 60's. At that time there was very little integration in that area but I was priveleged to be raised by parents that taught us to be open to all races and to never judge anyone by race or religious belief. In those years very little was ever broached about sexual preference, it was very taboo. I was aware of the civil rights movement in the south as it was talked about in my home. We discussed inequality and the unfairness of educational opportunities. With that as my background I went to this museum without realizing how emotionally stirring it would be to partake in the interactive displays and listen to the stories of those who fought for the rights of many. I found myself crying at one point and a stranger opened their arms and gave me a warm hug until I was composed. The third floor documentation of the continued fight for all human rights continued the emotional journey. My belief here stemmed from my foundation that sexual orientation is a personal choice and nobody has the right to criticize or control others. I found myself leaving with the belief that we must all continue to push for all people to be treated fairly and without judgement. No matter how little we are able to contribute to this we are still all able to help and the actions of even a few will eventually affect many. Whether you believe in a Greater Being known as God you must believe that all people are equal and that hatred or bias has no place in this world. I highly recommend this to everyone

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