Red Lining and Housing Discrimination in Kern County

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America’s Newest Cities includes public events to increase public understanding of “redlining practices” and housing discrimination in California’s Central Valley. These events include public lectures, exhibits, and student outreach. Collectively, these events promote collaboration and knowledge-sharing between community members and institutions serving the community.

 

America's Newest Cities November 3, 2023 program
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Monday, April 8 at 6 pm

Bakersfield College Levan Center

A program about the History of Redlining and Housing Discrimination in Kern County

Moderated by the Bakersfield College History Club

Museum program

 

 

The story of Housing in the California’s Central Valley has been one of exclusion, isolation, and destruction. This lecture will examine the history and development of “red-lining” and housing discrimination in Bakersfield and Kern County. It will also examine the primary sources that document this history and discuss the importance of critical examination primary sources to historical research.

Wednesday, October 11, 2023, 6:00 pm @ the Kern County Museum

For more information contact:

Chris Livingston, Director, Historical Research Center 661-654-3253, clivingston@csub.edu

 

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A promotional flyer announces an event titled: “The Lonesome Trail: Arborglyphs and Basque Sheepherders in the Far West.” The event will take place on October 22, 2024 at 5:30 pm in the Dezember Reading Room, Walter Stiern Library. The flyer describes an educational program about Basque arborglyphs—historic tree carvings made by Basque sheepherders in the American West. The program will explore the cultural history behind the carvings and how they reflect Basque identity and stories. Guest speakers include: Dr. John Bieter, Boise State University Iñaki Arrieta Baro, M.A., University of Nevada, Reno Dr. Steven Gamboa, CSU Bakersfield Headshots of the three speakers appear along the left side of the flyer inside red circular frames. The flyer notes that the program will feature digital images of the carvings and conclude with the grand opening of an exhibit celebrating arborglyphs and Basque culture. At the bottom, the flyer states that the event is free and open to the public. Logos for the Institute of Museum and Library Services and the Institute for Basque Studies at CSU Bakersfield appear at the bottom. The design incorporates green and red graphic elements and background images of tree carvings.

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