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X-WR-CALDESC:2025's Deyerle theme is African American History in the Shenan
 doah Valley! For the first lecture we'll be joined by Monica Robinson\, Di
 rector of the Shenandoah Valley Black Heritage Project. During Reconstruct
 ion\, formerly enslaved African Americans asserted their freedom by establ
 ishing control over their education\, religion\, economy\, and social live
 s. Monica will discuss the local independent institutions such as churches
 \, schools\, and businesses that emerged to offer support and refuge from 
 white oppression\, while also fostering political activism and leadership 
 development within the community. Come learn about clubs\, groups\, frater
 nal\, and other civic organizations that helped shape the future leaders o
 f the African American Community!\n\nRegistration is politely requested fo
 r planning purposes\, so please click the 'Register Now' button to let us 
 know you're coming!
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DESCRIPTION:2025's Deyerle theme is African American History in the Shenand
 oah Valley! For the first lecture we'll be joined by Monica Robinson\, Dir
 ector of the Shenandoah Valley Black Heritage Project. During Reconstructi
 on\, formerly enslaved African Americans asserted their freedom by establi
 shing control over their education\, religion\, economy\, and social lives
 . Monica will discuss the local independent institutions such as churches\
 , schools\, and businesses that emerged to offer support and refuge from w
 hite oppression\, while also fostering political activism and leadership d
 evelopment within the community. Come learn about clubs\, groups\, fratern
 al\, and other civic organizations that helped shape the future leaders of
  the African American Community!\n\nRegistration is politely requested for
  planning purposes\, so please click the 'Register Now' button to let us k
 now you're coming!
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251002T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251002T200000
LOCATION:Central Library\, 174 S. Main Street\, Harrisonburg\, VA 22801 US
SUMMARY:Deyerle Program Series on Local History Session I: Infrastructure &
  Refuge from White Oppression
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