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Eyes on the Prize Screening: A Momentous Event for Detroit’s Community at Charles H. Wright Museum For Detroiters, the Charles H. Wright Museum of African-American History isn’t just a building—it’s a community anchor, a storyteller, and a guardian of cultural memory. The upcoming Eyes on the Prize screening is more than a documentary showing: it’s a chance for locals to come together, reflect on shared history, and spark vital conversations about justice and progress. The museum’s warm, engaging atmosphere helps us honor the struggles and triumphs shown in the film, reminding us of Detroit’s legacy in the civil rights movement. Events like this deepen our communal bonds and educate new generations. If you care about our city’s past, present, and future, make sure to attend. This is Detroit holding space for remembrance and hope.