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SUMMARY:Documenting While Black | ARCHIVES SCREENING   TALK
DESCRIPTION:Join us as we view the History of the UCSF Black Caucus in this 
 two-part docuseries and the story of renowned photographer David Johnson in 
 the documentary Positive Negatives. Each viewing will be followed by a Q & 
 A session facilitated by UCSF Black Caucus committee member Marisa 
 McFarlane.\n\nHistory of the UCSF Black Caucus\nFounded in 1968\, The Black 
 Caucus serves as an instrument of change\, community building\, and 
 professional support. As the oldest culturally-based affinity group in the 
 UC System\, the Black Caucus is built on a foundation of social justice 
 advocacy. During the Civil Rights Movement Black workers at UCSF\, known as 
 the "basement people" because of their disparate working conditions\, went 
 on strike to advocate for change. The Janitors Strike at UCSF was the 
 catalyst for institutional change that resulted in recruitment and 
 retention efforts for historically underrepresented students\, faculty\, 
 and staff.\n\nPositive Negatives: The Photography of David Johnson\nA 
 photographer with over half a century of experience\, David Johnson has the 
 distinction of being Ansel Adam's first African American student at the 
 California School of Fine Arts (CSFA)\, now known as the venerable San 
 Francisco Art Institute (SFAI). After graduating from CSFA David Johnson 
 went on to establish his own studio on Fillmore Street diligently 
 documenting the development of the neighborhood from the 1940s through the 
 1960s. David Johnson combined his professional training as a photographer 
 and personal interest in music to visually record the heydays of the 
 Fillmore's clubs\, dance halls and way of life.\n\nThis event is brought to 
 you by the UCSF Library Archives & Special Collections and the UCSF Black 
 Caucus.\n\nArchives Talks are free and open to the public. Light 
 refreshments provided while supply lasts. \n\n
LOCATION:Lange Room - 5th Floor\, Parnassus
ORGANIZER;CN="UCSF Archives Special Collections":MAILTO:libraryarchives@ucsf.edu
CATEGORIES:Archives and Special Collections
CONTACT;CN="UCSF Archives Special Collections":MAILTO:libraryarchives@ucsf.edu
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