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Black History 2013 - The Black Suffrage Movement - Wed. Feb. 6. 11AM

Black History 2013 - The Black Suffrage Movement - Wed. Feb. 6. 11AM

San Joaquin Delta College Office of Student Activities

The Black Suffrage Movement

A lecture by Dr. James Taylor on community, state, and federal efforts to systematically prevent African Americans from voting through persecution and oppressive laws including: poll taxes, literacy tests, voter ID cards, and segregation. Dr. Taylor is an Associate Professor and the Chair of the Politics Department at the University of San Francisco. This event is free and open to the public.

Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013
11am - 12pm
Tillie Lewis Theatre
San Joaquin Delta College

For questions please contact the Office of Student Activities (209) 954-5100

Delta College Hosts SkillsUSA Regional Competition, February 2, Seeks Volunteers

Delta College Hosts SkillsUSA Regional Competition, February 2, Seeks Volunteers

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Stockton Forward billboard campaign

Stockton Forward billboard campaign

 

 

Stockton Forward, a community coalition working to polish the city's image in the eyes of the world, is kicking off a billboard campaign this week to grow its base.

The campaign is designed to encourage city residents to join in the efforts to "move the city forward despite current economic and budget challenges," according to a Stockton Forward statement.

209 Cheer and Dance Supports Relay for Life - Team Life is Pretty

209 Cheer and Dance Supports Relay for Life - Team Life is Pretty

209 Cheer and Dance is a proud supporter of Relay for Life – Team Life is Pretty.  Alina “Pretty” Mendoza is a Stockton resident who has overcome her battle with cancer not once, but TWICE!  She was diagnosed with ependymoma (a brain tumor over 7 ½ inches in size) on November 16, 2004, when she was only 2 ½ years old. She went into remission in October 2005. On September 28, 2007, she stopped breathing in her mother’s arms. It was discovered that she had a 6 centimeter mass blocking her airway, and she was subsequently diagnosed with lymphoblastic lymphoma (a blood cancer). She went into remission in November 2010.