Hosted by Oregon Chinese Diaspora Project, Southern Oregon University Laboratory of Anthropology, Oregon Black Pioneers and the Clatsop County Historical Society for a trivia night. Come show us your chops!

Clatsop County Trivia Night
Weds, July 23, 6:30 PM
Breakside Brewery Astoria

Christopher’s research pieces together the story of Zilla, a Black woman who moved to Lostine, OR around 1900—a history that was lost until a quilt and a couple of index cards were uncovered in the archives of a small historical museum on the Oregon coast. Tune in July 30!

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Oregon Black Pioneers acknowledges and honors Oregon’s formerly enslaved Black men and women every day. If this work matters to you, we hope that you will make a donation in support of our mission. Please consider a $19 gift in recognition of the Juneteenth holiday!
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Help us honor our state's Black history this Juneteenth with a donation of $19. Your gifts help keep stories like this alive! oregonblackpioneers.org/donate or linktree in bio

The Juneteenth holiday was born in Galveston, Texas, where the last enslaved African Amerians were made free on June 19, 1865. During WWII, Black men and women from Texas and across the South came to Oregon for jobs. They brought their traditions with them, including Juneteenth.

Please help us honor Oregon's Black history this Juneteenth with a donation of $19. Your gifts help keep these stories alive! oregonblackpioneers.org/donate

If this work matters to you, we hope that you will consider making a donation to Oregon Black Pioneers this Juneteenth in support of our mission. We're asking our supporters to make a gift of $19 in recognition of the June 19 date.

oregonblackpioneers.org/donate