Friday, January 5, 2024: 9:30 AM
Market Street (Parc 55)
African American military families worked in alliance with whites, Hispanics and Asian groups to create a vibrant movement that effectively changed racist policies and practices in politics, housing, and educational opportunities throughout the entire Central coast region, making Seaside the most important center for civil rights in Central California. In many ways, Seaside’s example defied traditional vies of how military bases impacted adjacent communities over time.
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