Collection: Executive Team, Official Partners & Key Donators
The Executive Team and Official Partners of the United Crowns Mobile Museum of Black History & Culture demonstrate an unwavering commitment to the museum's mission, vision, and ethos.
Their resolve goes beyond mere dedication; it is deeply rooted in the belief that history is not just a collection of past events but a living narrative that continues to shape our present and future.
Comprising passionate leaders, historians, educators, and community advocates, our team tirelessly curates and presents a rich tapestry of Black history and culture. Our team’s work is a direct manifestation of Chairman Fred Hampton's powerful words, “Words are Beautiful, but Actions are Supreme,” as they transform their profound respect for Black heritage and ancestry into impactful and educational experiences that resonate with all communities, regardless of race, ethnicity, or culture.
Executive Team
Dr. Tracy P. Washington, President (Historian & Curator)
Ms. Mia A. Washington, Vice President (Youth Develop & Activities)
Official Partners
Key Donators
Dr. Roosevelt Allen, Major General, USAF (ret.)
Mr. Willie Rogers, Omega Psi Phi, Inc.
Under the guidance of this committed team, the United Crowns Mobile Museum has traveled across six states, engaging over 8,000 visitors with more than 1,000 original artifacts spanning from the Transatlantic slave trade to the present day.
However, their efforts extend far beyond showcasing artifacts; they are dedicated to challenging the dominant narratives that often marginalize or misrepresent Black people and their communities worldwide.
By showcasing the achievements of Black activists, revolutionaries, musicians, scientists, philanthropists, artists, politicians, and military leaders, our team and museum presents an accurate and unbiased perspective that honors the brilliance, resilience, and creativity of Black culture, free from the distortions of conventional, white-washed narratives.
Through their work, the team ensures that these often-overlooked stories receive the recognition they deserve, empowering communities and inspiring future generations to embrace and support the ongoing journey of Black history and culture.