Photograph of Carole Mumin, Ibrahim Mumin, and Isabella Salcedo at NMAAHC

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A digital image of playwright and community activist Carole Mumin with her husband, fellow activist Ibrahim Mumin, and National Museum of African American History and Culture’s scholar activist, Isabella Salcedo, at NMAAHC. Salcedo interviewed Carole Mumin for the Social Justice Conversations Oral History Project. The image captures the couple sitting side-by-side with Salcedo standing behind them. All three look directly into the camera and smile. Ibrahim, on the left, wears a black sweater vest over a blue shirt, with grey/green corduroy pants. His hands are clasped together on his lap. Carole, on the right, wears a purple, beige, and blue illusion-like garment with a matching headscarf. Simon, in between the two, wears a black turtleneck.

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