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SUMMARY:Untold Stories of Montana Minorities
DESCRIPTION:\nNewly emerging stories about the contributions of minority groups reveal a neglected aspect of Montana’s heritage. These stories open a dialogue about minorities in our communities, both past and present. African American, Chinese, Japanese, and Jewish pioneers helped anchor Montana in myriad ways. Each group made lasting contributions and left significant legacies revealing a state history as diverse and as compelling as its topography. The program with Ellen Baumler offers a survey of all or one of these groups, highlighting the hidden histories of each and the roles they played, and continue to play, in building our communities.\n
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ORGANIZER;CN=Corey Fifles:MAILTO:cfifles@bozeman.net
CATEGORIES:Montana Conversations
LOCATION:Bozeman Public Library
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