On Feb. 25, an expanded America’s Black Holocaust Museum will open once more in Milwaukee, thanks to an anonymous $10 million donation. Inside, storyboards efficiently compress 400 years of history into 5,000 square feet, tracking the transition of Black Americans from independent and prosperous to enslaved and at the mercy of abductors.
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