Take advantage of the European Heritage Days to visit free of charge the House of Negritude and Human Rights, a place of memory around black slavery, which recalls that the inhabitants of Champagney condemned this form of slavery as early as 1789. You will also discover a temporary exhibition on the exceptional career of Joséphine Baker, a multi-faceted artist who was also a woman engaged in the Resistance and an anti-racist activist. Informations Free admission Accessibility

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24 Grande rue, 70290 Champagney, Haute-Saône, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France