Curated by NOMA of Central Texas, Black Resilience highlights places and spaces that were designed by Black architects and/or play a significant role in Austin’s Black community. The tour begins in Clarksville, the oldest surviving freedman’s district west of the Mississippi River, and from there traces the forced eastward migration of Austin’s Black community following the City’s adoption of the segregationist 1928 Master Plan.

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