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Aftershocks: Destruction, Rebirth and Art |
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the devastation of the 1906 earthquake and fire, the Chinatown and Japantown
that we know today were built. Both are now landmark cultural destinations
for both residents and visitors, but their mere existence was called into
question during the rebuilding efforts. After the earthquake, city leaders
proposed relocating the entire Chinese community to the Bayview Hunters
Point area. The Japanese American community relocated from South of Market
and Chinatown areas to its present-day location, but were later impacted
by the World War II internment and urban redevelopment.
Join Third Thursdays as we explore the events of 1906, their impact on the two communities and the contemporary political and development issues affecting their future. The panel will also discuss the legacy of the '06 disaster and how it inspired creative works about our immigrant past. Panelists include: * Anna Naruta Pricing Plan: Questions: To RSVP: Please fill out the rsvp form by Tuesday, May 16th at
5pm. *If an organization you work or volunteer for has an upcoming event or opportunities to publicize, you can do a shout out. At a future event, we may ask you to update us on event or opportunities you presented. | ||||||