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Zal Gaz Grotto 2070 West Stadium Blvd., Ann Arbor
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A lecture titled “Sorting Immigration Facts From Fiction: The Power of Local Reporting Amid National Politics”
U of M Wallace House Gardens 620 Oxford, Ann ArborThe talk will be given by journalist Mazin Sidahmed, who founded the non-profit news service called Documented. A recording of the lecture will later appear at Wallace House dot umich dot edu.
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Author Danzy Senna will talk about her latest novel, “Colored Television”
Ann Arbor District Library, downtown branch 343 South Fifth Avenue, Ann ArborDanzy Senna is the author of five previous books, including "Caucasia", and "New People".
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Síomha [“SHEE-vah”] ♫
The Ark 316 S Main St, Ann Arbor -
A lecture titled “Reporting from Ukraine as a Black, Independent War Correspondent”
Weiser [WY-zer] Hall 500 Church Street, University of Michigan, Ann ArborJournalist Terrell Jermaine Starr will give this talk in Room 555.
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Aguankó ♫
Blue Llama Jazz Club 314 S Main St, Ann Arbor -
GEAR LORDS presents Verzerren & Jason Engling, Elevator Raider, Mr. Demented, Dom Shbeats, and OMO ♫
Ziggy's 206 W Michigan Ave., Ypsilanti -
Cellist, composer, and multilingual vocalist Ian Maksin ♫
The Ypsilanti Performance Space [The YPSI] 218 North Adams Street, YpsilantiThis is part of his "Cello for Peace Tour 2.0." A portion of the proceeds will support humanitarian efforts in war-torn areas.
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Dustbowl Revival ♫
The Ark 316 S Main St, Ann Arbor -
Phranc [“Frank”] will present a “Phranc Talk”
Michigan Theater 603 E Liberty St, Ann ArborPhranc describes herself as "The All-American Jewish Lesbian Folksinger". She released her first solo album in 1985.
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Jean Wilson & Friends will play a CD release show ♫
Blue Llama Jazz Club 314 S Main St, Ann ArborKeyboardist and vocalist Jean Wilson leads this six piece jazz group.
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An opening reception for the exhibit “Phranc: The Butch Closet”
Thayer Academic Building 202 S Thayer St, Ann ArborThis multimedia exhibit will be on view through October 25th. Phranc illustrates her life stories as a queer artist, Jewish lesbian folk singer, and "cardboard cobbler."
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