The Echo Project

Transforming a former place of hate into a museum and diversity center open to all. #RehabHate Building a museum and diversity center at the former site of a white supremacist headquarters. The Echo Project is committed and dedicated to challenging and overcoming the fears that separate us, to telling the truth, and bringing people together. Inspired by the decades-long saga of Rev. David Kennedy and his fight against (and eventual ownership of) “The Redneck Shop”, we are committed to telling the truth about our past, standing against hatred, and building a better future for all people. Our journey to fighting injustice starts at the Echo Theater: a former segregated movie theater, home to the most infamous white supremacist store in America, and our namesake. We are working to transform this former house of hate into a place of truth, diversity, and remembrance.

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The Echo Project

Exciting news! The Echo Project is now part of the National Park Service's African American Civil Rights Network! This network identifies and promotes the preservation of historic sites, programs, and facilities that tell the stories of the African American experience in the fight for civil rights. As a nonprofit dedicated to transforming the historic Echo Theater and preserving stories of resilience and hope, we are deeply honored to be included in this network as an eligible program through our oral history research project. Being added to the network is a major milestone for us on our journey towards a more inclusive and equitable society. Thank you to the National Park Service for this incredible honor. We can't wait to keep up the good work with renewed energy and purpose, and extend our thanks to our supporters, team, and partners who have made this possible! #TheEchoProject #NationalParkService #AfricanAmericanCivilRightsNetwork #Diversity #Justice #Inclusion #Equity (fb)