Sandy Spring Slave Museum

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is there anyone involved with the Sandy Spring Slave Museum who is not a current or former MCPS administrator? Anyone who could provide some context without MCPS spin or involvement? TIA

MCPS administrators are on the museum board. You can’t avoid them.

Are you insinuating they’re doing something nefarious by volunteering their time to a local nonprofit museum?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is there anyone involved with the Sandy Spring Slave Museum who is not a current or former MCPS administrator? Anyone who could provide some context without MCPS spin or involvement? TIA

MCPS administrators are on the museum board. You can’t avoid them.

Why would you want to avoid people volunteering their time at a non-profit museum and wonderful historical resource?!? 🤔 This entire post makes no sense. Close this thing off to future comments please!

[Anonymous]

I still have no idea why OP started this post and I’m no fan of MCPS admin.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For reference https://www.sandyspringslavemuseum.org/

Good idea but the website is a mess, at least on a phone.

Needs a volunteer to clean it up and make the content easily approachable and accessible right from the first page

[Anonymous]

My kids in school watched interview videos about local history related to slavery and civil rights, not nationally famous cases. Was that from this museum?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For reference https://www.sandyspringslavemuseum.org/

Good idea but the website is a mess, at least on a phone.

Needs a volunteer to clean it up and make the content easily approachable and accessible right from the first page

Oh, are you volunteering to clean it up? I am sure they would appreciate your constructive criticism and tech skils. Wonderful!