Episode 13: A Conversation with Terri Lee Freeman, President of the Reginald F. Lewis Museum

It's the season finale of Council President Mosby's Notes from the Council Chambers Podcast and he's celebrating with a conversation with Terri Lee Freeman. As the president of the Reginald F. Lewis Museum.

Freeman brings with her a wide wealth of experience. She was the founding executive director of the Freddie Mac Foundation in Washington, DC, served as president of the Greater Washington Community Foundation and, most recently, served as the president of the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, is no stranger to broadening the scope and exposure of museums that cater to American history through the African American experience. 

In Episode 13, Council President Mosby talks to President Freeman about discuss her upbringing, the importance of community building, what it is like steering the Reginald F. Lewis Museum post-COVID, and why we must continue to tell our stories despite the movement to erase the contributions of people of color. 

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