We Weren't Pushing Black Is Beautiful. We

We Have A Group Of Friends Of The Museum Who Try To Raise, If They Can, Periodically Something To Help Us. Of Course, The Main Thing About A Building Like This Is Its Upkeep. It Needs Central Heating And It Needs Central Air Conditioning.

I Wasn't Concerned About The Hardships Because I Always Felt I Was Doing What I Had To Do, What I Wanted To Do And What I Was Destined To Do.

For The Kind Of Thing That We Were Showing, The Budget Was Sufficient. As We Were Speaking Of In Haiti, We Had Not Done That Before In Exactly This Form And We Had To Have Costumes For It.

We Don't Intend To Always Keep This Necessarily African Oriented. Originally I Had Hoped To Have African American Indian Of This Area, And The Appalachian Of This Area, But At The Same Time, Just As We Have The Haitian Room, We Will Always Have Room For Another Exhibit.

My Work Has Been Much More Caribbean And Eclectic. I Am Interested In People, And Where They Come From Happens To Have Fallen Within An Area Of Africa.