The Blind People’s Movement has left an indelible mark on Maryland, and Baltimore specifically. I am so proud that legislation to designate the Museum of the Blind People’s Movement in Baltimore as the official National Museum of the Blind People’s Movement passed out of committee – now we will fight to get it passed and into law. This museum will be the first blind-owned, operated, and led national museum – right here in Baltimore.
Expressing pride in the committee's passage of the museum legislation.
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