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Month: May 2019

Medical Care – Free or Sliding Scale

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A.I. PRINCE TECHNICAL SCHOOL Operated by Charter Oak Health Center, Inc 500 Brookfield St Hartford, CT, 06106-3709 Tel: 860-951-7112  CHARTER OAK HEALTH CENTER Operated by Charter Oak Health Center, Inc 401 New Britain Ave Hartford, CT, 06106-3833 Tel: 860-241-0712 CHC OF HARTFORDHartford, CT, 06106-3305 PARKVILLE COMMUNITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Operated by Charter Oak Health Center, Inc […]

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Dental Care – Free, Low Cost And Sliding Scale

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CHARTER OAK HEALTH CENTER 21 Grand Street     Hartford, CT – 06106  (860) 550-7500 COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES, INC – DENTAL SERVICES 500 Albany Ave     Hartford, CT – 06120  (860) 249-9625  EAST HARTFORD COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE, INC. 94 Connecticut Blvd    East Hartford, CT – 06108   (860) 528-1359  NEW BRITAIN DENTAL SERVICES 1 Washington St   New Britain, CT – 06051    (860) 224-3642  BBHD […]

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How an Ex-Slave Successfully Won a Case for Reparations in 1783

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In one of the earliest examples of reparations, an ex-slave named Belinda petitioned the government and was granted an annuity. By: Matthew Wills On February 14, 1783, an elderly ex-slave known only as Belinda submitted a petition to the Massachusetts legislature. She asked for an annual pension for herself and her invalid daughter, Prine, to be […]

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The Significance of Shirley Chisholm’s Presidential Campaign

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By: Matthew Wills Shirley Chisholm made history as the first black female U.S. Representative, elected in 1968 by the voters of New York’s 12th Congressional District. Then she did it again as the first major-party black candidate for President in 1972. She was also the first female Democratic Party candidate for that office (Senator Margaret Chase […]

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CRACKING THE CODE OF THE HUMAN GENOME

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The Changing Definition of African-American How the great influx of people from Africa and the Caribbean since 1965 is challenging what it means to be African-American By Ira Berlin  SMITHSONIAN MAGAZINE  February 2010 … [a] knot of black men and women—most of them technicians at the station—were talking about emancipation and its meaning. Once I was drawn […]

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AL Civil Rights Trip

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Faith Church and Other Leaders Take Historic Civil Rights Trip Read the article here and the CT conference article  at the link below: https://www.ctucc.org/newsdetail/selma-trip-12667367  

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Exercise

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Achy Hips, Knees or Back? For easy exercises to deal with the pains of getting older, or perhaps you are just out of shape, click HERE for an AARP article.  Physical therapists share their stretching and strengthening moves.

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Drones

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Community Conversation on Drones & Surveillance Technology Read more about drones in Hartford HERE  and HERE.  Read about the ACLU position on drones HERE.   

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Eunice Hunton Carter

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Do you know who Eunice Hunton Carter is? Read about her groundbreaking career in this fascinating book written by her grandson, Yale Law School professor and author Stephen L Carter. INVISIBLE  The Forgotten Story of the Black Woman Lawyer Who Took Down America’s Most Powerful Mobster  By Stephen L. CarterIllustrated. 364 pp. Henry Holt & […]

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Katie Cannon, theologian

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Katie Cannon Lifted Black Women’s Perspective in Theology The Rev. Dr. Katie Cannon, the first black woman to be ordained in a leading branch of Presbyterianism and a groundbreaking scholar who helped elevate the perspective of black women in church and academic thought, died on  August 8, 2018, in Richmond, Va. Dr. Cannon was a […]

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Faith Congregational Church

2030 Main Street Hartford, CT 06120

 

860-547-0820

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8:45 am Adult Sunday School via Zoom

 

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