National Center for Civil and Human Rights

The design of the National Center for Citizenship and Human Rights is modern and driven by the idea of creating an event space. It is a landmark structure with two striking curved walls featuring elegant glass and steel water sculptures to celebrate civil and human rights. There is a Martin Luther King manuscript inside.

A museum about civil rights, the theme is very clear, indeed with a little Western ideology... So politics and democracy are both symbols of strength. Our country must be self-reliant in order to gain a foothold.

The whole process was a great experience. From the period of apartheid to the present era. I suggest that friends go to the Atlanta History Center first, then visit the Civil War Exhibition, and then come back here. The schedule is very good. As you all said, Woolworth lunch counter is not to be missed. Close your eyes and do it with your heart. It's very touching emotionally. The double-edged sword of technology and how to interweave the liberation and abuse of human rights is a good debate.

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At first, I thought this scenic spot was free, because he was next to Coca-Cola World, so I went to visit it. But it's only at the entrance and the ticket is $19.90, so just take a few pictures outside.

A very important and meaningful museum. Some valuable information about the American Civil Rights Movement was exhibited. At the same time, it was shown to the audience through multimedia, so that the audience could experience the process of the Civil Rights Movement firsthand. In addition, the museum has exhibitions on world human rights. After reading it, I only feel that I have a long way to go and need to work hard.