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Black people were NOT allowed in Oregon in Chapter 1 of our text. In 2020, Oregonians marched for blacks to be treated equally. That is generations of social change & more progress than I have ever seen in my lifetime.

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Black people were NOT allowed in Oregon in Chapter 1 of our text. In 2020, Oregonians marched for blacks to be treated equally. That is generations of social change & more progress than I have ever seen in my lifetime.

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In Oregon's largest city, cries for change on the grounds that "Black Lives Matter" began three days after George Floyd's death under the knee of a Minneapolis police officer, and protests have continued for 100 days with no end in sight.

The arc of demonstrations has varied markedly from June to July to August and into September.

This interactive timeline provides a detailed accounting of the historic events and shows documentary images of the unprecedented calls for justice and the clashes between protesters and police along the way.

-- Mark Graves; mgraves@oregonian.com; @markwgraves

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100 days of Black Lives Matter protests in Portland: Timeline and photos trace the arc of events

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The arc of Black Lives Matter demonstrations in Oregon's largest city has varied markedly from June to July to August.

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Bottle Deposit Refund! Do your part to help the Earth and recycle and as a bonus gain $$$$

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Bottle Deposit Refund! Do your part to help the Earth and recycle and as a bonus gain $$$$

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How to Redeem Oregon Bottle Deposits Using BottleDrop

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In Oregon, you're charged a $0.10 deposit per container on most beverages in metal, plastic, and glass containers at the time of purchase.. You can get it back when you return the empty containers to one of the designated places....

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Were the people in 1871 thinking of preserving the Earth for us? This was right before Belle Eqoque it is all interconnected. All of our histories. 

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The second sight of Mt. Olivet Bapist Church. 8501 N. Chautauqua Blvd Portland, OR

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The first sight of my childhood Church. Mt Olivet Baptist Church 1734 NE 1st Ave Portland, OR

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My Community I see this Church everyday I did not understand the importance of what it stood for until Module 6: Religion and State. But as much as I learn, the more questions I have. I may understand the importance and see the social change + what the church does for the community. But I also see them not including same-sex couples which may become a problem in the future.

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My Community: Protests at Powell's produce social change in my community.

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We all have the same end, regardless of culture, religion or circumstances...

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My neighborhood, my neighborhood hospital.

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1 killed, 1 injured after shooting at Legacy Hospital in Northwest Portland

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Skidmore Fountain built in 1888

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Protests downtown 2020

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Nurses in Portland Oregon protesting

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During the Belle Epoque era black people were not allowed in Oregon.

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Portland, Oregon 1897