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H.R. 6467·119th Congress·Introduced Dec 4, 2025

National Museum of the Blind People’s Movement Act

IntroducedArts, Culture, ReligionNarrow
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Sponsor
Rep. Mfume, Kweisi [D-MD-7]
Committees
Natural Resources Committee (primary)
Last action
Dec 4, 2025

Bottom line

This bill designates an existing museum in Baltimore, Maryland, dedicated to the history of the blind people's movement, as a national museum.

What it actually does

This bill formally designates the Museum of the Blind People's Movement in Baltimore, Maryland, as the "National Museum of the Blind People's Movement." It includes congressional findings highlighting the history, contributions, and struggles of blind individuals and the significance of the National Federation of the Blind in advocating for equality and preserving this history. The designation aims to elevate the museum's status and increase public understanding.

Section 2(b)

Designation of National Museum of the Blind People's Movement

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This provision formally designates the Museum of the Blind People's Movement, located at 200 East Wells Street in Baltimore, Maryland, as the "National Museum of the Blind People's Movement." This designation elevates the museum's status to a national institution, recognizing its role in preserving and presenting the history and contributions of blind individuals and the blind people's movement in the United States. The bill also includes findings that underscore the importance of this designation by detailing the history of the blind people's movement and the National Federation of the Blind.

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