Panel tonight on citizenship denial and exclusion

A panel discussion on “Battles for Belonging: Race, Citizenship, and Exclusion in the Pacific Northwest and Nazi Germany” will be presented remotely this evening, Nov. 18, at 6 p.m. This event, part of a collaborative effort between regional universities and the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, will discuss how racially and religiously motivated persecution and exclusion affected minority groups in Europe and the Pacific Northwest. It is intended to spark conversations about persecution and racism as they continue today.

Panelists include Patricia-Heberer-Rice (USHMM), Allison Davis-White Eyes (Fielding Graduate University), Chris Stout (OSU), and Jacki Hedlund Tyler (EWU).

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