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June 2023

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One Villager's Story
05/31/2023

Pasadena Area Literary Arts Center
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Pasadena Village Responds to Rainbow Flag Burning at Pasadena Buddhist Temple
05/31/2023

Plan Ahead - And Be Prepared
05/31/2023

Tuesday, May 23 Pasadena Celebrated Older Americans
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Rumor of Humor #15
05/28/2023

Reparations, Social Justice Activity
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Issue #12
05/09/2023

Science Monday - Review of Meeting on April 10, 2023
05/09/2023

Conversations Re African American Artists Before 1920
05/08/2023

Beyond the Village – Suzi and Phil Hoge
05/01/2023

Congratulations Wayne April! Honored at UNH
05/01/2023

Table Topics
05/01/2023

Volunteer Appreciation at the Village
05/01/2023

“ACCIDENTAL HOST—The Story of Rat Lungworm Disease”
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Multiple Topics Involving Race Issues

By Blog Master
Posted: 10/26/2022
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Notes By Sharon Jarrett

 

The meeting did not have a reading or pre determined topic for discussion. Participants were encouraged to bring up topics of interest and concern.

The Weekly Journal recently had an article discussing the movement of slaves to Louisiana, Florida and Mexico, both after emancipation and, as runaways. In the 1940s, oral histories were taken of surviving individuals who made the move.

A discussion of convict labor as servitude and enslavement followed. (City of Inmates by Dr. Kelly Lytle Hernandez, addresses this topic extensively).

Issues around voting were next discussed, particularly concerns about voter suppression.

The recent concerns related to the Los Angeles City Council were addressed.

The censoring of history was discussed in relation to White Nationalism and the use of "the traditional historical narrative" (Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick). It was suggested that historical facts were provable using source information and interpretation was individual.

The next meeting will be November 4th at 10:00 PST. There will be a speaker, Peter J. Harris, who will discuss his 4 part campaign introducing his "Black Man of Happiness" project. The meeting will be on our usual link.

On November 5th, Pasadena Village will partner with Pasadena Friendship Church in an outreach program called "Soul Food Train".

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