Beck Cultural Exchange Center in Knoxville, TN is a hub for African American history and culture since 1975. The center houses the Beck Museum, dedicated to preserving and showcasing the truth of history through exhibits like the Lynching Scene and Eighth of August Jubilee, shedding light on impactful events and stories.
Visitors can explore the Delaney Museum at Beck, an exhibit highlighting significant figures such as Maurice Franklin Mays, a central figure during the tense race relations climate in Knoxville in 1919. Beck Cultural Exchange Center serves as a keeper of truth, providing a platform for education, reflection, and understanding of Black heritage and experiences.
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