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Tue, Nov 15

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Community Conversations: Why the Gap: Racialized Property and Wealth in Boston (w/ Byron Rushing)

Join us and our guest, historian Byron Rushing, to discuss the racial wealth gap from a historical perspective. Event sponsor: First Church in Belmont

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Community Conversations: Why the Gap: Racialized Property  and Wealth in Boston (w/ Byron Rushing)
Community Conversations: Why the Gap: Racialized Property  and Wealth in Boston (w/ Byron Rushing)

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Nov 15, 2022, 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Zoom virtual event

About the Event

Community Conversations: Why the Gap: Racialized Property and Wealth in Boston

(w/ Byron Rushing)

Join us and our guest, historian Byron Rushing, to discuss the racial wealth gap from a historical perspective. - How did we get here? - What can we learn from history to make a fairer future? We hope you will attend this event and be a part of the discussion.

Event sponsor: First Church in Belmont

Zoom Information:

Please click this URL to join: Please click this URL to join. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82320484726

Byron Rushing Bio:

Historian Byron Rushing, who served in the Massachusetts House of Representatives for over-thirty-years, was also the president of the Museum of African-American History in Boston.

Through his life he has been a champion for justice, and will speak about the different factors driving people of color from the city, and what that will mean in both the short- and long-term.

Questions?

If you have questions about this event, contact: Vinnie Myles, Director of Development and Communications vmyles@uuum.org

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