Augmented reality (AR) can play a significant role in engaging younger generations in learning about and preserving historical narratives of minority activism and social justice movements by providing immersive and interactive experiences. One way to leverage AR is to create educational applications or experiences that allow users to virtually step into historical events, such as protests or movements led by marginalized communities. By incorporating storytelling elements and interactive features, AR can make history more engaging and relatable to younger audiences. Additionally, AR can be used to overlay historical information and context onto physical locations, creating a more tangible connection to the past.