Without whites there would be no museums
Absolutely. The Museum of Tolerance is a great example.
Museum of Tolerance
9786 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035
(310) 772-2505
https://g.co/kgs/1MVVNU
Review
I went here as part of a school trip. I am in the play Anne Frank and so my cast and I decided to go. We started with the Anne Frank exhibit first. Our tour guide had no idea what she was saying. She would skip very important things and we would just walk past them. Several times she began a sentence saying "and this was named after"... and she would pause and just say "well anyways" and continue on going.
She talked to all of us like we were five yes old, when we are in high school. When we finished the anne frank tour, the only way to get out was the way we came in. We walked past several groups and interupted them. It was time for us to eat, so we went to the cafe. We had preordered our food, but when we got their they were short on the food we ordered. We had already payed for the food too. We had too wait for everyone's food to be ready. The fries were like little pieces of cement, and the hamburgers, I'm sure, went even meat. We began the second tour of the Holocaust exhibit and we skipped two parts immediately. Our tour guide said we were short on time because we took so long eating. The Holocaust portion of the museum is all just a bunch of videos. With not enough seats, you have to stand the whole time. When we went in this room which I assume was the gas chamber, but our tour guide never told us, it was just some more videos. Another group walked in and our tour guide immediately kicked us out, but we hadn't even finished the video. That was the end of the museum. None of my cast nor my director liked it. We all agreed that if we had learned one thing, it was to never go back there again.