Themes:
Community Events & Celebrations
Nairobi Movement
Arts & Culture
Education - Nairobi Schools
People of EPA
Subjects:
Nairobi Messengers, Lakiba Pittman, Kalamu Chaché, Jeanne Cuffey Tatum, Nairobi College, Sons and Daughters of Light, Sons of Light, Black United Cultural Front
Date of Creation or Publication:
7/9/2019
Creator
Jesse Norfleet
Donor
Kalamu Chaché
Language
English
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Interview of Kalamu Chaché by Jesse Norfleet about Nairobi College. Topics include: migrating to EPA in 1966 from NYC; the importance of religious education; her roles at Nairobi College; Nairobi College's importance, issue and long-lasting impact; the importance of recognizing the Ohlone Nation as original residentsl; and others.
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