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Community Stories
African and American: from Africa to Seattle features the perspectives of three youth born in Liberia, Ethiopia and Tanzania but living now in Seattle.
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Seattle Channel's Emmy-award winning Community Stories series tells the story of Silme Domingo and Gene Viernes, two Filipino American cannery worker activists who were murdered in Seattle in June 1981. A preview screening took place on May 4 at the Wing Luke Museum. The documentary will premiere the summer on the Seattle Channel and will be available On Demand on our web site. DVDs will be available; visit our Order a Video page to place an order.
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Community Stories
Dr. Millie Russell, an African American civil rights activist and recently retired UW educator.
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A local fixture since 1948, the Royal Esquire Club was founded in post-World War II Seattle as a place where African American men could gather for events and have fun.
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Community Stories: The Washington House
People in an unassuming Seattle neighborhood live in the shadow of an amazing historic landmark.
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The Community Stories series is about the inspirational people, the relevant issues and the cultural traditions and rich histories that make up our many communities. These short television profiles highlight our citizens through stories consisting of personal interviews, slice of life episodes and insightful portraits. The Seattle Channel is asking individuals, community leaders, community associations, neighborhood centers, ethnic groups, new Americans, seniors and young people to tell their stories for television.

To submit story input and for further information about Community Stories, please contact: Shannon Gee, Community Stories Senior Producer, (206) 233-3982, shannon.gee@seattle.gov

Community Stories Senior Producer: Shannon Gee
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