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Living Black History Celebrates: Isaac Lowe

Posted on February 23, 2009 by Doni Chamberlain

Update about Isaac’s videotaped interview: Click on the links below for the 28-minute Isaac Lowe interview; videotaped and produced by Bob Belongie of Belongie Entertainment Enterprises in Redding, which he divided into three sections and uploaded into YouTube clips. First Segment Second Segment… Continue Reading →

Lead Story barack Obama, Bob Belongie. Belongie Entertainment Enterprises, Councilor Gracious Palmer, Councilor Mary Stegall, Dave Meuer, Doni Chamberlain, Isaac Lowe, Library of Congress, Lt. Sid Riley, Martin Luther King Jr. Center, NAACP, Not In Our Town, Redding CA, Redding City Council, Redding Police Department, Rod Lindsay, Shasta County Citizens Against Racism, Shasta County District Attorney Jerry Benito, Shasta County Sheriff Tom Bosenko, Shasta County Supervisor Les Baugh, Shasta Lake, Shasta Lake City Council, Tom O'Mara

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