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SUMMARY:Oral Histories - Columbus in the Time of Segregation
LOCATION:Columbus Public Library\nColumbus Public Library
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DESCRIPTION:Preserve your story now! Reserve a time to be assisted by gene
 alogy staff in recording an oral history of experiences during racial segr
 egation in Columbus. Recording through the month of July..\nhttps://cvl.li
 bnet.info/event/6637995
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Technology will be set up for you\, so all
  you have to do is press 'record'. After the recording we will assist you 
 in creating an account and uploading the oral history to StoryCorps. Recor
 dings can be done alone or with a loved one. Questions are available to he
 lp guide the conversation.</p>\n<p>Recordings will take place in the Genea
 logy &amp\; Local History Room.</p>\n<p>Call us at 706-243-2681 to reserve
  your spot.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>This public program is being offered as a part 
 of the exhibit and community engagement initiative <em>The Bias Inside Us<
 /em>. The exhibit is on display at the Columbus Public Library from July 2
  - July 31. Admission is free.</p>\n<p>Additional information about the ex
 hibit and other programs can be found at <a href="http://www.CVLGA.org">ww
 w.CVLGA.org</a>.</p>\n<p>#####</p>\n<p><em>The Bias Inside Us</em> is orga
 nized by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service.</p>\n<p
 >Major support is provided by The Otto Bremer Trust.</p>\n<p>Additional su
 pport provided by Acton Family Giving\, Anonymous donors\, The Beverly Fou
 ndation\, Steve and Sheri Lear\, Target\, the Margaret A. Cargill Foundati
 on Fund of the Minneapolis Foundation\, Thomson Reuters\, Alabama Power Fo
 undation\, Allianz of America\, Valerie E. and William A. Anders\, Atlanta
  Gas Light Foundation\, Julie and David Burton\, the Dreier Family\, Lenna
 rt Ehn and Ginger Lew\, Expedia\, Trevor and Melissa Fetter\, the Roger S.
  Firestone Foundation\, Brenda J. Gaines\, Myra Hart and Kent Hewitt\, Cha
 rlie and Nancy Hogan\, Judy and Bob Huret\, Dr. Christine C. Jenkins and M
 r. Pierre A. France\, KNOCK\, inc.\, Sarah Lawer and Frank Guanco\, Leader
 s Forum\, Kathleen Mason\, Elyse Rabinowitz and Jim Porter\, Dr. Philip S.
  and Alice Hoolihan Randall\, Gloria del C. Rodriguez\, the Family of Leon
 a Roen\, and Naoma Tate.</p>\n<p>Based on an original concept developed by
  Tolerance in Motion: Steve Lear\, Laura Zelle\, and Elyse Rabinowitz\, fo
 unders\; Ellen Glatstein\, Laura Lipshutz\, Alice Randall\, Joanne Jones-R
 izzi\, and Susan Shapiro\, directors\; Don Shelby\, founding advisor\; and
  the Jewish Community Relations Council of Minnesota and the Dakotas\, Ste
 ve Hunegs\, executive director.</p>\nhttps://cvl.libnet.info/event/6637995
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