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Listening to Asian American stories can help us diversify our community, say Missouri State students and staff.
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This year’s conference will be held April 25-26 at the DoubleTree by Hilton.
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Dr. Rich Schur and Dr. Mara Cohen-Ioannides led the congregation in Jewish readings, Dr. Charlyn Ingwerson recited Christian passages and Dr. Karim Moukrime read from the Koran and other Islamic texts.
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Chante Falcon hopes to give the university’s Native students a sense of belonging.
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Attending a naturalization ceremony is the last step to gain U.S. citizenship status.
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The nonprofit organization Be a Jewel serves grandparents who are raising grandkids. They partnered with the Springfield-Greene County Library to hold a resource fair on Sept. 30.
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The Department of Housing and Urban Development alleges Springfield residential property owner Jimmie Bell violated the Fair Housing Act when dealing with a woman who rented a house from him.
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It’s a moment of celebration for Springfield’s Black community and many others. Juneteenth runs from Friday through Sunday downtown at the Expo Center.
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The 2023 Ozarks Pridefest was held June 10 with a parade and celebration on the square in downtown Springfield.
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Missouri State offers an Asian Studies minor.
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The church on N. Benton in Springfield was founded by enslaved people in 1847.
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The Pitts Chapel church in downtown Springfield was founded by enslaved people in 1847. On Sunday afternoon, the newly renovated sanctuary hosted “Speak Out Springfield,” a community reflection on police brutality.