Join us for an evening that bridges the past and present as we explore the extraordinary lives of Harry and Clementine Robinson. They were one of only a few Black families to own a house in southwest Minneapolis about 100 years ago. Their story shows a long history of ambition, discrimination and resistance that has shaped our city and neighborhoods.This story is at the heart of a new groundbreaking podcast from the Minnesota Star Tribune called "Ghost of a Chance,” which launches on Jan. 13 — two days before this event. Whether you're a history enthusiast, someone passionate about addressing racial inequities or just curious to learn more about your Minneapolis neighborhood, this event is your chance to be part of a meaningful conversation. You’ll hear from the community experts we spoke with in the podcast, and engage in a thought-provoking conversation about race, history and progress. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn, connect and reflect on a story that has the power to change perspectives. Reserve your spot now, and let’s start the conversation together.
