スミソニアン博物館のインスタグラム(smithsonian) - 10月27日 21時54分

Matthew Shepard's story is about how a brutal murder changed the world, but it's also the story of a young man who was still becoming himself.
This week—20 years after the young, gay college student was killed—his parents donated objects related to his life to our @国立アメリカ歴史博物館. They include his childhood Superman cape, hundreds of condolence letters, and many papers and photos that represent the everyday life of their son as a student from elementary school through college, as a participant in theater productions and as an international traveler.
Shepard's parents Judy and Dennis formed the Matthew Shepard Foundation to honor their son’s life and aspirations, and worked to pass federal hate crimes legislation.
We will continue to tell Shepard's story through this collection. #LGBTQhistory

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