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Sierra College in Rocklin is hosting the "Eyes of Freedom" art exhibit and a veterans resource fair, featuring life-sized paintings and a statue honoring fallen service members.

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In 1804, Ohio passed “Black Laws” that barred testimony, schools, and jobs for Black residents—proving freedom in the North was fraught with racism.

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