BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:iCalendar-Ruby BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251002T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251001T190000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582479863 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251007T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251006T190000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582488060 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251008T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251007T190000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582489085 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251009T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251008T190000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582492158 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251014T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251013T190000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582501379 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251015T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251014T190000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582502404 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251016T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251015T190000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582504453 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251021T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251020T190000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582510602 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251022T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251021T190000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582511627 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251023T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251022T190000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582513676 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251028T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251027T190000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582521873 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251029T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251028T190000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582522898 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251030T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251029T190000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582524947 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251104T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251103T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582532120 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251105T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251104T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582533145 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251106T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251105T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582535194 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251112T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251111T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582544416 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251113T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251112T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582546465 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251118T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251117T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582557734 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251119T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251118T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582560807 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251120T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172021Z DTSTART:20251119T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582562856 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251125T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20251124T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582571053 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251126T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20251125T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582573102 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251127T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20251126T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582574127 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251202T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20251201T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582580276 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251203T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20251202T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582581301 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251204T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20251203T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582582326 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251209T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20251208T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582587451 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251210T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20251209T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582588476 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251211T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20251210T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582590525 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251216T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20251215T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582596674 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251217T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20251216T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582597699 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251218T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20251217T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582598724 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251223T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20251222T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582603849 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251224T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20251223T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582604874 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251225T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20251224T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582605899 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251230T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20251229T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582611024 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20251231T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20251230T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582612049 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20260101T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20251231T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582613074 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20260106T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20260105T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582618199 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20260107T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20260106T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582619224 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20260108T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20260107T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582620249 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20260113T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20260112T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582627422 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20260114T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20260113T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582628447 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Exhibitions, Performances, Installations DESCRIPTION:This exhibit highlights intersectional community organizing of the greater San José area from 1965 to 2005 in response to American imperia lism abroad and authoritarianism at home. Groups including\, but not limite d to\, Black\, Queer\, Chicana/o\, and Native American liberation movements \, labor groups\, and anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements\, worked s eparately and together to protest against US intervention in Southeast Asia \, Latin America\, and Africa\, and to combat police brutality\, homophobia \, and racism in their neighborhoods.\n\nThrough materials from collections that include the Fred Hirsch Ephemera Collection\, the Ted Sahl Social Jus tice Collection\, the Harry Meserve and Marilyn Scronce Collection\, and th e San José Peace and Justice Center Collection\, this exhibit seeks to illu minate the tenacity and persistence of these groups in their decades of res istance to American hegemonic systems of power and oppression. \n\nCurated by Karl Grunwald\, Alena Karkanias\, and Elise Mills. \n\nFor more informat ion about Reading Room hours\, visit library.sjsu.edu/sjsu-special-collecti ons. DTEND:20260115T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260416T172022Z DTSTART:20260114T200000Z GEO:37.335691;-121.885256 LOCATION:King Library\, Special Collections Reading Room\, 5th Floor SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:But Often It Rhymes: Suppression\, Resistance\, and Solidarity in S an José UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51207582630496 URL:https://events.sjsu.edu/event/but-often-it-rhymes END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR