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Lunchtime Learning in February: Black History Month. 12 noon to 1 pm

  In 2020 and in the early days of this new year, we have been powerfully reminded that institutionalized racism is still active in our country. Those of us who thought we eliminated racism in the 60s or welcomed a post-racial world with the election of Barack Obama learned it wasn't so. In February, we welcome back Olivia Kinzler, Lawrence Edwards, Celeste Austin, and Calvin Johnson, to offer their reflections on race relations in the United States. Their talks may inform, challenge, and/or inspire us as they speak during Black History Month. Here are the topics for each of the Wednesday lunchtime conversations: 2/3 - Calvin Johnson - Events that have shaped race relations in the    U. S. 2/10 - Olivia Kinzler - Microaggressions 2/17 - Celeste Austin - Black Lives Matter 2/24 - Lawrence Edwards - Reflections on Bishop Michael Curry’s book, Love Is the Way There is no need to pre-register for this group. Simply come to Zoom before 12 noon. You'll find the link on ou