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Monday, 12 October 2009 10:31
What do a President's rider-less horse saddle, Rosa Park's quiet act of defiance and Abraham Lincoln's casket have in common? They are all part of Reflections: The American Funeral, a mobile museum exhibit that explores funeral customs to honor American presidents, veterans, civil rights heroes and celebrities. "Every visitor will walk away having learned the historical significance behind how we honor and mourn our heroes - from Presidents and veterans to public safety officers and celebrities. I think it will be very moving, " says Malcolm X College Program Director Karen Scott.