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July, 2025

Sunday
13
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Power & Light: Russell Lee‘s Coal Survey is an exhibition of photographs of coal communities by American documentary photographer Russell Lee. These images tell the story of laborers who helped build the nation, of a moment when the government took stock of their health and safety, and of a photographer who recognized their humanity.
Monday
14
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Power & Light: Russell Lee‘s Coal Survey is an exhibition of photographs of coal communities by American documentary photographer Russell Lee. These images tell the story of laborers who helped build the nation, of a moment when the government took stock of their health and safety, and of a photographer who recognized their humanity.
Monday
14
Unitarian Universalist Center
5:00 PM
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An evening of storytelling.
Tuesday
15
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Power & Light: Russell Lee‘s Coal Survey is an exhibition of photographs of coal communities by American documentary photographer Russell Lee. These images tell the story of laborers who helped build the nation, of a moment when the government took stock of their health and safety, and of a photographer who recognized their humanity.
Tuesday
15
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Panel discussion on US imperialism around the world.
Wednesday
16
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Power & Light: Russell Lee‘s Coal Survey is an exhibition of photographs of coal communities by American documentary photographer Russell Lee. These images tell the story of laborers who helped build the nation, of a moment when the government took stock of their health and safety, and of a photographer who recognized their humanity.
Thursday
17
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Power & Light: Russell Lee‘s Coal Survey is an exhibition of photographs of coal communities by American documentary photographer Russell Lee. These images tell the story of laborers who helped build the nation, of a moment when the government took stock of their health and safety, and of a photographer who recognized their humanity.
Thursday
17
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A weekly radio show celebrating the cultural heritage of the American worker; WPFW 89.3 FM or listen online
Friday
18
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Power & Light: Russell Lee‘s Coal Survey is an exhibition of photographs of coal communities by American documentary photographer Russell Lee. These images tell the story of laborers who helped build the nation, of a moment when the government took stock of their health and safety, and of a photographer who recognized their humanity.
Friday
18
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Charlie Chaplin‘s 1940 satire mocking Hitler and Mussolini.
Saturday
19
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Power & Light: Russell Lee‘s Coal Survey is an exhibition of photographs of coal communities by American documentary photographer Russell Lee. These images tell the story of laborers who helped build the nation, of a moment when the government took stock of their health and safety, and of a photographer who recognized their humanity.
Saturday
19
10:00 AM
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An interactive labor exhibit, an oral history collection station, and a center of community programming in a modified train car.
Sunday
20
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Power & Light: Russell Lee‘s Coal Survey is an exhibition of photographs of coal communities by American documentary photographer Russell Lee. These images tell the story of laborers who helped build the nation, of a moment when the government took stock of their health and safety, and of a photographer who recognized their humanity.

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