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entertainment Stories continued from page 1 ness, and then ended up in the World War II internment camps — and the struggles they had surviving with their business once they got out and tried to reestablish it. Saturday’s Our United Villages event, at Redeemer Lutheran Church, 5431 NE 20th Ave., is from noon – 3 p.m. It features: Minnie Bell Johnson, trustee emeritus and mem- ber of Bethel AME for the past 67 years; and Paul Knauls, “mayor” of Northeast Portland and resident since 1963; Bernadette Scott on the history of Coast Janitorial Service; O.B. Hill on the history of the Knott St. Community Center; James E. O’Connor on the history of the Oregon Park site; Polo Catalani speaking on the history of North and Northeast Portland refugee resettlement; and Michael Roth of the Rose City Park History Project. There will also be an open forum for anyone to share their artifacts, photographs, or stories of NE Portland history. The event is free and a light lunch is provided. Call ahead to reserve a seat at 503-546-7499 or write to outreach@ ourunitedvillages.org. For more info, visit www.ourcom- munityoutreach.org. Submissions to the My Civil Rights Story Project can be mailed through the U.S. Postal Service to My Civil Rights Story, 17915 NW Lonerock Drive, Portland, OR 97229. Or they can be emailed to brad@mycivilrightsstory.net. For more tips on how to write and submit your story, go to www.mycivilrightsstory.net. Celebrate Black History Month JAMES FORTUNE & FIYA I BELIEVE: LIVE ON SALE $10.99 CD Every generation seems to produce one gospel superstar that defines that era. In the 21st Century James Fortune evolved and he is creating musical soundtracks that speak directly to the hearts and minds of this new generation. His youthful vibe, skillful story- telling and catchy song hooks have catapult- ed Fortune to fame and the top of the gospel charts. EARNEST PUGH EARNEST PUGH LIVE: RAIN ON US ON SALE $10.99 CD Earnest is gaining the respect of his peers as one of the most powerful praise & worship artists in the industry. Known as the anointed balladeer, Earnest enlists the talents of gospel legend Vanessa Bell Armstrong and Richard Smallwood. ‘Rain On Us’ was recorded live in Washington,DC. KERRY DOUGLAS PRESENTS: GOSPEL MIX IV ON SALE $11.99 CD/DVD ‘Gospel Mix Volume IV’ features sever- al of the chart topping artists from the Black Smoke Music Worldwide artist roster such as: Keith “Wonderboy” Johnson, Jimmy Hicks, The Brown Boyz, Earnest Pugh, Darrell McFadden & The Disciples, and James Fortune. Also includes up and coming independent artists such as Shawn Mclemore, Sonday, Warren Caldwell, Pastor Gregg Patrick, Zacardi Cortez, Roosevelt George and MD Stokes. FOR THE LOVE OF LIBERTY SOUNDTRACK ON SALE $12.99 CD This stirring soundtrack features 17 pieces taken from the award winning film score, deftly combining instrumental passages with vintage and contempo- rary vocal performances by The Andre Crouch Choir, Carol Dennis-Dylan, Billie Holiday, Alex Ligertwood, Amber Mercomes, Oren Waters and others. PUBLIC ENEMY WELCOME TO THE TERRORDOME ON SALE $14.99 DVD Public Enemy’s 20 year career has had a monumental impact on the music world. Robert Patton-Spruill’s ‘Welcome To The Terrordome’ chronicles their legacy, their history and what icons of the music world say about their influ- ence. Two decades later, the most controversial rap group of the 80’s is all grown up… and still touring. 32nd & E. Burnside St. 503 231-8926 page 8 The Portland and Seattle Skanner January 26, 2011 OFFER GOOD THRU: 2/28/11