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SUMMARY:The Big Conversation
DESCRIPTION:On July 22\, 2002\, “two old hippies\,” possessing a dream and not much more than a dime\, started a coffeeshop business in Uptown Utica. \nIt was to offer a feast for tongue\, eyes\, ears and imaginations\, an inclusive\, urban place where strangers could become friends face-to-face\, a space for the artist and the dreamer in everyone. They created a community and left a legend. \nCome and hear them talk about the origins of the Cafe\, its major influences\, the passion that inspired two teachers to start a business at mid-life!
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LOCATION:The Other Side\, 2011 Genesee St\, Utica\, New York\, 13501
CATEGORIES:The Big Conversation
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SUMMARY:The Big Conversation: Red Lines and 'White Nooses'
DESCRIPTION:How Racially Segregated Neighborhoods Were Intentionally Created In Rome\, Utica\, and the Surrounding Suburbs \nPresented by Jeff Miller\, Professor of Communication & Media at Utica University \nProfessor Miller will present evidence of the history and legacy of redlining in Utica\, and the use of racially restrictive covenants in property deeds to prevent people of color from living in parts of New Hartford\, Deerfield\, and Rome. \nFree and Open to the Public. Donations Welcome. \nHonoring Utica peace and social justice activist Sunithi Bajekal (1933-2014)
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LOCATION:The Other Side\, 2011 Genesee St\, Utica\, New York\, 13501
CATEGORIES:The Big Conversation
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