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Peoples History of the Grand Valley

Peoples History of the Grand Valley

The People of the Grand Valley's Struggles, Victories, and Movements for Change.

Month: February 2022

Anti-War / February 20, 2022

Vigilantes, Sugar Beets, and ‘Evacuees’: the Japanese Settlement of the Grand Valley, a story of Both Racism and Refuge

The bombing of Pearl Harbor by the Japanese in December of 1941, led directly to one of the darkest moments in American history,…

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BiPOC History / February 9, 2022

It is Sometimes More About the Journey

“That was so f@%$ing Scooby-Doo,” I said to no one in particular. I had just gotten off the phone with a local woman…

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