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Details: Written by Portland Parks & Recreation; Published: 13 March 2017

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Portland Parks & Recreation invites comments on Master Plan concepts to shape the park over the coming decades

Details: Written by Students United for Nonviolence; Published: 13 March 2017

Daryn Cambridge, Kristin Stoneking and Anthony Grimes will all present at event Saturday

classical-music

Details: Written by All Classical Portland; Published: 10 March 2017

Series of free chamber music concerts takes place between April 22 and May 7

Details: Written by Southern Poverty Law Center; Published: 10 March 2017

Southern Poverty Law Center urged monuments’ removal for their connections to the Confederacy’s legacy of white supremacy

Minority-Business-Development-Agency

Details: Written by Essence; Published: 09 March 2017

Partnership to benefit women of color business owners

Details: Written by The Red Door Project; Published: 09 March 2017

The annual competition features a diverse group of high school students performing

Details: Written by NAACP Portland Branch; Published: 07 March 2017

Current and prospective members are invited to attend

Details: Written by NAACP; Published: 07 March 2017

NAACP General Counsel applauds Court's 'thoughtful decision'

Details: Written by PassinArt; Published: 07 March 2017

Marcus Gardley’s play opens Friday

Details: Written by PassinArt; Published: 07 March 2017

‘Our Sons’ dialogues held in partnership with community organizations

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