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SUMMARY:CANCELLED: General Meeting: Black Pioneers on Vancouver Island
DESCRIPTION:Black Pioneers on Vancouver Island (McMillan Arts Centre in 				Parksville & via Zoom)\n		Speaker: Silvia Mangue Alene\n		Located in Victoria, Silvia is the president of the BC Black History Aware-				ness Society. Her talk will focus on the Black women who came as					pioneers to Vancouver Island in 1858 to avoid the oppressive racial condi				tions in the U.S. These immigrants became an integral part of the early 				formation of Victoria and contributed to the richness of the developing 				society.\n		*Program followed by CFUW PQ Business Meeting\n
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LOCATION:McMillan Arts Centre, Parksville
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