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13 Things The Walt Disney Company Does With Your Money

3. Invests in Our History

Disney contributed to the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, a 400,000 square foot museum in Washington, D.C. that will inform guests about the challenges and triumphs of African Americans in the United States over its history.  Celebrating the many contributions of African Americans, the museum will feature photos, printed material, clothing, and other artifacts spanning the years from the days of slavery to the Civil Rights movement and beyond.  Disney certainly knows about archives and has been utilizing one of their own to collect and preserve their past since 1970, but their support of historical archives that are important to our country is truly inspiring.  Photo credit Wikiwand

 

Don

Don has a huge passion for All Things Disney, and is fortunate to be the husband of a Disney-obsessed wife and father to five Disney-loving children. A former TV writer in Los Angeles, Don visited the Disneyland Resort several times a week as an Annual Passholder before moving to Orlando and becoming an Annual Passholder at Walt Disney World as well. He finally gave in to his passion and became a Disney World Cast Member, working his way up to Disney Trainer in the Transportation Department where he worked for three years. Don is excited to share his love and knowledge of Disney here on DisneyFanatic.com!

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