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By Ginger Jentzen | March 2, 2017

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Cafe Racer 2929 E 25th St, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55406

27aug - 31decaug 2711:00 amdec 31Break Bread Free Lunch At Cafe Racer Kitchen!

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Monthly, we at Cafe Racer have been working to bring the community together with a free lunch. No strings attached -- come in, get lunch for free. Everyone is welcome, so

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Monthly, we at Cafe Racer have been working to bring the community together with a free lunch. No strings attached — come in, get lunch for free.

Everyone is welcome, so please spread the word and come hungry!

As always, there will be vegetarian, carnivorous, vegan and gluten-free options.

We are always looking for volunteers. If interested, please send an email to caferacermn@gmail.com

Free will donations accepted to fund future Breaking Bread Free Meals.

See you there!

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August 27 (Monday) 11:00 am - December 31 (Monday) 2:00 pm

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Cafe Racer

2929 E 25th St, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55406

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Cafe Racer

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Cafe Racer 2929 E 25th St, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55406

24sep - 28jansep 2411:00 amjan 28Break Bread Free Lunch At Cafe Racer Kitchen!

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Monthly, we at Cafe Racer have been working to bring the community together with a free lunch. No strings attached -- come in, get lunch for free. Everyone is welcome, so

Event Details

Monthly, we at Cafe Racer have been working to bring the community together with a free lunch. No strings attached — come in, get lunch for free.

Everyone is welcome, so please spread the word and come hungry!

As always, there will be vegetarian, carnivorous, vegan and gluten-free options.

We are always looking for volunteers. If interested, please send an email to caferacermn@gmail.com

Free will donations accepted to fund future Breaking Bread Free Meals.

See you there!

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September 24 (Monday) 11:00 am - January 28 (Monday) 2:00 pm

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Cafe Racer

2929 E 25th St, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55406

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Cafe Racer

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Humphrey School of Public Affairs 301 19th Avenue S., Minneapolis, MN

1nov - 2decnov 19:00 amdec 2Reparations, Redress, and Repatriation Symposium

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Our Reparations, Redress, and Reparations Symposium takes place on November 1-2 at the Humphrey School. Calling attention to a difficult and historically “nonstarter” topic, the Symposium brings

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Our Reparations, Redress, and Reparations Symposium takes place on November 1-2 at the Humphrey School. Calling attention to a difficult and historically “nonstarter” topic, the Symposium brings together speakers from around the country to question the impoverishment of our imaginations when it comes to reparations for African Americans, land claims for native peoples, and more. Stay tuned for registration information and the schedule. We hope you’ll join us!

https://z.umn.edu/RRR2018

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November 1 (Thursday) 9:00 am - December 2 (Sunday) 5:00 pm

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Humphrey School of Public Affairs

301 19th Avenue S., Minneapolis, MN

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Department of Anthropology, University of Minnesota, Race, Indigeneity, Gender & Sexuality Studies Initiative - RIGS UMN, Center for Holocaust & Genocide Studies University of Minnesota

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7nov - 18All DayNew Native Theatre Presents: Red Running into Water

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Join us for this beautiful new play by Blossom Johnson (Dine') as we start the celebration of ten years of New Native Theatre! RED RUNNING INTO WATER is touring across the

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Join us for this beautiful new play by Blossom Johnson (Dine’) as we start the celebration of ten years of New Native Theatre!

RED RUNNING INTO WATER is touring across the American Indian Cultural Corridor, Saint Paul, and Minneapolis for all its performances.

RED RUNNING INTO WATER follows Nana, a young Navajo woman who refuses to be a statistic. Nana and the women of her family in the Red Running Into Water clan reclaim their humanity and learn what it really means to Walk in Beauty.
*Trigger warning: this play deals explicitly with sexual assault.

RED RUNNING INTO WATER is performed at multiple community venues in the Twin Cities.

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november 7 (Wednesday) - 18 (Sunday)

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New Native Theatre

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Mixed Blood Theatre Company 1501 S 4th St, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55454

Mixed Blood Theatre Offers Binge Watching Theatre

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27 performances of three full length plays in 16 days! 3 playwrights, 3 directors, 5 races, 6 stage managers, 7 designers and 13 actors portraying 27 characters in 27 performances in

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27 performances of three full length plays in 16 days!

3 playwrights, 3 directors, 5 races, 6 stage managers, 7 designers and 13 actors portraying 27 characters in 27 performances in 16 days.

This trilogy – disparate masterpieces by three premier African American playwright/provocateurs, performed in rotating rep – is being dubbed Prescient Harbingers: dramatic soothsayers allowing a look into their crystal balls via comedy, satire, music, poetry, hip hop, personifying race, class, gender, and generational/political divides.

In an America in which sticks and stones and names can and do break bones, Mixed Blood affirms that the pen IS mightier than the sword.

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Month Long Event (november) CST

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Mixed Blood Theatre Company

1501 S 4th St, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55454

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Mixed Blood Theatre Companyinfo@mixedblood.com

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O'Shaughnessy Auditorium 2004 Randolph Avenue, Saint Paul, Minnesota 55105

16nov - 17nov 167:30 pm- 9:00 pmIn the Margins

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In the Margins November 16 & 17, 2018 The O’Shaughnessy presents the Karen L. Charles Threads Dance Project in In the Margins. This show opens the dance company’s 12th performance season. In

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In the Margins
November 16 & 17, 2018

The O’Shaughnessy presents the Karen L. Charles Threads Dance Project in In the Margins. This show opens the dance company’s 12th performance season. In the Margins features Charles’ exploration of those who often live “in the margins of society” – an examination of implicit bias as experienced by deaf/hard of hearing communities, and women in America.

Threads will premiere a new work, To Hear Like Me, which seeks to bridge the gap between the deaf/hard of hearing community and the hearing community, creating an experience with dance that incorporates American Sign Language, music visualization, and silence within the piece. Guest dance artist Canae Weiss, and ASL interpreters Terryann Nash and Rebecca Demmings, acted as ASL consultants and advisors to help bring this vision to life.

Threads will also perform Femthology – a compilation of repertory works examining the experience of being female. Femthology includes audience favorites, such as Sacred Feminine and Bootyful, that have been reimagined to be more accessible to the deaf/hard of hearing community.
The entire performance will challenge the audience to be more aware of two marginalized groups and their experiences, and to be more empathetic and inclusive of those who find themselves living In the Margins.

There will be a post-show discussion with the audience following the November 16th performance. In the Margins will have open captioning and ASL interpretation for both shows.

Performances are November 16th and 17th at 7:30 pm at The O’Shaughnessy, St. Paul, MN. Tickets: call The O’Shaughnessy at 651-690-6700 or visitoshag.stkate.edu

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16 (Friday) 7:30 pm - 17 (Saturday) 9:00 pm

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O'Shaughnessy Auditorium

2004 Randolph Avenue, Saint Paul, Minnesota 55105

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St. Catherine University

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Midtown Global Market 920 E. Lake Street, Minneapolis

17nov10:00 am- 5:00 pmDo It Green! Minnesota's Green Gifts Fair

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Shop environmentally-conscious gifts for your friends and family, and reflect on the experiences and influences to your Green Journey. Visitwww.doitgreen.org/green-gifts-fair/ for more details.
* Visit 85 sustainable vendors
* Complete an activity passport throughout the fair for (adult and kid-friendly) prizes
* Enjoy music, demos, and food
* Enter your bid at the silent auction
#MyGreenJourney #GreenGiftsFair #DoItGreenMN #shoplocal #shopmpls

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(Saturday) 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Midtown Global Market

920 E. Lake Street, Minneapolis

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Common Good Books 38 S Snelling Ave, St. Paul, MN

17nov4:30 pm- 6:00 pmA Tibetan American Story of Hope (2 book events)

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Two book readings, with slides of Tibetan refugee settlements and Midwestern traditions. An immigration story of crossing cultures and finding family. One 'hello' to the cleaning lady in her office led author

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Two book readings, with slides of Tibetan refugee settlements and Midwestern traditions.
An immigration story of crossing cultures and finding family.
One ‘hello’ to the cleaning lady in her office led author Madeline Uraneck across two continents to learn lessons she didn’t realize she needed to know and to connect with ‘family’ she didn’t know she needed. Tenzin Tamdin, the ‘son’ in the family and others in Twin Cities Tibetan American community add their perspectives

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(Saturday) 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm

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Common Good Books

38 S Snelling Ave, St. Paul, MN

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