Albert Einstein: Champion of Racial Justice

Drawing by Austin Romanaux

We hope you’ll learn more about Albert Einstein’s advocacy for and friendships with African Americans in Princeton and across the country. This is one aspect of the great man’s life that will be found in the introductory gallery of the Princeton Einstein Museum of Science before guests explore his world-changing scientific discoveries.

The museum is expected to open in 2027. Look for annual pop-up exhibits such as this in the meantime, and don’t forget to donate at the bottom of the page. Information resources used to create the exhibit are found below. Questions? Contact us.

“Thank you for displaying ‘Albert Einstein: Champion of Racial Justice’ at the Montgomery Library. It has very interesting, educational information and was well received by our library visitors.” Sangeetha Ramaiah, Somerset County Library System of New Jersey

“The exhibit is hung and it is so powerful. I am sure it will be appreciated by our residents.” Doodie Meyer, Meadow Lakes, East Windsor, New Jersey