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SUMMARY:Chautauqua Workshop @ 11 a.m. @ the Altus Public Library
DESCRIPTION:Vanessa Adams-Harris – The Oklahoma Brown Case \nIn the 1950s a small town in Oklahoma\, Bartlesville\, is where Miss Ruth W. Brown\, librarian\, was summarily dismissed after 30 years of service because she had circulated subversive materials. What materials did a library hold that would be considered subversive? The Brown case exemplifies the strange period of the cold War known as the McCarthy era and racial integration in Oklahoma.
URL:https://spls.lib.ok.us/event/chautauqua-workshop-11-a-m-the-altus-public-library/
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SUMMARY:Chautauqua Workshop @ 2 p.m. @ the Museum of the Western Prairie
DESCRIPTION:Rebecca Jimerson – The Music of the Civil Rights Movement \nThis workshop will delve into the music of the Civil Rights Movement drawing inspiration from African American spirituals\, gospel hymns\, blues\, jazz\, and folk songs music. The songs of the movement were a powerful source to uplift\, strengthen\, and spread messages of hope. Handouts to be circulated to workshop attendees.
URL:https://spls.lib.ok.us/event/chautauqua-workshop-2-p-m-the-museum-of-the-western-prairie/
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SUMMARY:Chautauqua Performance @ 7 p.m. @ WOSC
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, May 28th — Earl Warren (1891-1974) \nEarl Warren was the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court from 1953 through 1969\, a period of intense challenges to American civil rights. The Warren Court provided momentous decisions that reshaped our world\, from the Brown Case to Miranda. Warren led the Court to end segregation\, open voting rights\, uphold criminal rights to council\, protect privacy rights\, and strike down miscegenation laws. \nDr. Doug Mishler has a Ph.D. in U.S. Cultural History from the University of Nevada\, taught for over 23 years\, and is the founder and managing Artistic Director of The Restless Artists’ Theatre in Reno. He will portray Chief Justice Earl Warren.
URL:https://spls.lib.ok.us/event/chautauqua-performance-7-p-m-wosc/
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