What's New Next Week? March 11, 2022
Next week, we’ll learn the ins and outs of retirement, go behind the scenes of a classic Ken Burns documentary, celebrate Georgia Tech’s student innovators and much more.
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Poll: Black Voters Oppose Chain Migration by Almost Two to One
Black voters strongly oppose the chain migration that is helping to cut Americans' wages and raise their rents.
Source: breitbart.com
Pamplin Media Group - Whut? NW Film Center becomes PAM CUT
Whut? NW Film Center becomes PAM CUT, Local Features, Portland local Features, Breaking Features alerts for Portland city.
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Poll: Black Voters Oppose Chain Migration by Almost Two to One
Black voters strongly oppose the chain migration that is helping to cut Americans' wages and raise their rents.
Source: breitbart.com
Grove City College caught in crossfire of evangelical CRT battles
(RNS) — A small, conservative Christian college in Pennsylvania has become the latest battleground in the evangelical 'woke war.'
Source: religionnews.com
TikToker educates people on Canadian Black history 30 seconds at a time
Black history, Canadian Black history doesn't get a lot of media attention. A Toronto-based lawyer is trying to change that.
Source: dailyhive.com
How Black Farmers Lost 14 Million Acres of Farmland — And How They're Taking It Back
Farmer Leah Penniman, co-director of Soul Fire Farm in New York state, and author of "Farming While Black," is digging deep into the soil and her African history to change the story for a new generation.
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Ossining exhibit highlights history of African American families
The Ossining exhibit, in its second year, uses art, music, writing and more to tell the story of African American families who call the area home.
Source: lohud.com
Understanding the Civil Rights Movement through virtual reality
LA GRANDE, Ore. – Eastern Oregon University is giving students and faculty the opportunity to virtually step through time to 1968 and witness events of the Civil Rights Movement during
Source: argusobserver.com
Understanding the Civil Rights Movement through virtual reality
LA GRANDE — Eastern Oregon University is giving students and faculty the opportunity to virtually step through time to 1968 and witness events of the Civil Rights Movement during Black
Mika Morton Martin Luther King Sarah Ralston Eastern Oregon University Multicultural Center Civil Rights Movement
Source: lagrandeobserver.com