Ethnic Travels Recap: January 17   CivilRightsMemorialCivil
Rights Memorial, photo from Bing.comWe travel for unforgettable
experiences and adventure, but what about to promote equality?
In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr., we talked about ethnic
travel at our January 17 Monday Night Twitter Party. Our
tweeters shared powerful historic sites they’ve visited, rally’s
they’ve been to, and how travel teaches kids about culture.
What places can you recommend to visit that celebrate human
rights?  @morriska372: I like the Women’s Museum in Dallas at
Fair Park. @ramblingstump: Lowell, MA: National History Park
about textile mills, Levine Museum of the South in Charlotte,
NC, and Holocaust Museum in D.C. @thegeekwife: My hometown of
Birmingham, AL has tons of civil rights history and is a great
place to visit. @DebMomof3: The Henry Ford in 9-year-old was
thrilled to see the Rosa Parks bus…she’d just done a report on
RP.  How does travel teach kids about other cultures?
@justicecw: Immersing kids in other cultures