June 29, 2020 11:51 pm

2 African American Philadelphia Museums Need Your Help to Stay Afloat

Two African American Philadelphia museums deeply impacted by the coronavirus pandemic need the public’s help to stay afloat. NBC10’s Jacqueline London speaks to Christopher R. Rogers, the program director of the Paul Robeson House & Museum in West Philadelphia. He’s also joining the Colored Girls Museum in West Germantown to reach out for financial help.

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