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Jul
30
2020

This third and final talk covers African American history in Sacramento from approximately 1940 through the 1960s, focusing primarily on the West End and the exodus to Oak Park in the wake of redevelopment.
This era saw dramatic shifts in population and power in Sacramento, including the internment of Japanese Sacramentans, the effects of the Black Migration that brought thousands of people from the American South to Sacramento, nightclubs and nightlife in the West End, the work of civil rights
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