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News February 17, 2016 Former NYC Mayor David Dinkins Backs NMAP January 15, 2016 180 Ethnic Orgs and 135 History Scholars Now Support Museum December 18, 2015 Letter From Hill To President Obama Asks For Commission November 18, 2015 300 Ethnic Organizations and History Scholars Now Back Museum October 3, 2015 50^th Anniversary of '65 Immigration Act October 1, 2015 Coalition Asks President Obama For Support September 30, 2015 16 FAQs About the Museum September 24, 2015 Hispanic Orgs Invited To Back Museum August 4, 2015 11 New Orgs, 5 More Scholars For NMAP April 20, 2015 Leader of American Historians Joins Museum Coalition April 17, 2015 5 Ethnic Orgs Join Coalition; Total is 156 February 2, 2015 Italian American Documentary on PBS January 20, 2015 Coalition Adds New Scholars January 19, 2015 Black Bankers Group Backs Museum May 20, 2014 NMAP Music Video to Hill
	"E Pluribus Unum!" Leaders from across the spectrum of American ethnic organizations came together on the National Mall in Washington, DC to call for establishment of the National Museum of the American People. Please take a look at this 2 1/2 minute video. Also view the Museum's video "Stories"! We the People... United States Constitution Vision of Museum For more...	What We Seek A bipartisan Presidential commission to study establishment of the museum. No federal appropriations to plan, build or operate the museum. A site off of the National Mall in Washington. To tell every ethnic, nationality and minority group's immigration or migration stories. The best story-telling museum in the world to tell one of the world's greatest stories. The Museum Will Celebrate all of the people who came here from every land. Foster a better sense of belonging to the nation and contribute to our unified national identity. Welcome visitors from every American ethnic and minority group who will learn their own story and about all of the others. Tell its dramatic story in the manner of a compelling documentary. Embody our original national motto: E Pluribus Unum – From Many, One. You Should Know The full story about the making of the American People is not told in any museum in Washington. The organizations supporting this effort represent most major U.S. ethnic, minority and nationality groups. Eminent scholars from around the world will help tell the story. A resolution in Congress backing the museum has bipartisan support.