America cannot heal from what it refuses to face, its own history...

That’s why I'm creating NOMOAR.com, a National Online Museum of American Racism. This will be a user-supported digital platform dedicated to exposing the real history of systemic racism in the United States from 1776 to the present.

While most museums sanitize our nation’s past, NOMOAR will name names, cite policies, map injustices, and amplify stories from the people who lived them — Black, Indigenous, immigrant, and marginalized communities whose truths have been buried, ignored, or distorted.

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Why Now?

The rise of MAGA, authoritarianism, white nationalism, book bans, and efforts to erase Black and Indigenous history make this work urgent. From colonization to redlining, Japanese internment to immigrant detention, Standing Rock to George Floyd, and from 1776 to Project 2025, we need our stories to be accessible for generations to come.

We need true history, not whitewashed fragile narratives.

NOMOAR.com can change that.

What Your Support Will Fund:

With your help, we will:

• Build the NOMOAR.com digital museum (timeline, archives, interactive map, user storytelling platform)

• Develop tools for educators and truth-seekers

• Create a space for people to upload personal stories of racism, tagged by location and theme

• Design and create public exhibits and launch educational campaigns anywhere in the US

• Create stipends for BIPOC researchers, historians, and developers to submit help

• Maintain a permanent, ad-free, accessible public resource