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 The Hidden History Museum of Los Angeles, founded by Tariq Nasheed, is a dynamic institution dedicated to uncovering and preserving the hidden narratives and diverse past of Black people in general, and Foundational Black Americans in particular.

The museum is located in Jefferson Park, a historically Black neighborhood in Los Angeles that played a pivotal role in the development of the city's Black community. Despite facing racial discrimination and socioeconomic challenges, the area thrived with vibrant cultural expressions, social organizations, and influential figures who left an indelible mark on the city's history.

The Hidden History Museum meticulously documents and showcases the untold stories of Black people Through immersive exhibits, oral histories, and archival materials.  Visitors can explore the contributions of trailblazers, civil rights activists, artists, entrepreneurs, and everyday people who shaped the fabric of America and the global community.

Tariq Nasheed, as the founder of the museum, has a deep appreciation for the importance of Black history and its impact on the city of Los Angeles. By spotlighting the importance of Black history ,the Hidden History Museum ensures that these narratives are given the recognition they deserve and that the community's contributions are celebrated and remembered.