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Festival
tions.
Organizers have also
expressed
excitement
about “Streetlight Har-
monies,” a film about doo-
wop featuring a who’s
who of musicians that
trace the evolution of pop
music from doo-wop and
Phil Spector’s legendary
“wall of sound” through
Motown, surf music and
the British Invasion.
ADIFF
cont’d from pg 5
“Josephine Baker: Black Diva
in a White Man’s World” will
be one of the highlights of the
12th annual African Diaspora
International Film Festival in
Washington, D.C. The festival
begins Friday, August 17.
trafficking in the Virgin
Islands, as well as politi-
cal corruption and immi-
gration.
Festival
organizers
also plan to present the
premiere screening of
the award-winning dra-
ma, “The Citizen,” a nar-
rative about middle-aged
African political refugee
(Wilson) who seeks Hun-
garian citizenship.
The film has already
earned acclaimed from
critics at The New York
Times and other publica-
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The festival also in-
cludes a special pro-
gram where films depict
the lives of a native of
one country who moves
to another nation like,
“African-Americans in
Europe,” which features
a Josephine Baker docu-
mentary by Annette von
Wangenheim.
Two other films direct-
ed by women explore
issues of identity in dias-
pora communities in the
United States.
“The Good Life—or La
Belle Vie—by Rachelle
Salnave reflects on the
cultural crossfire she
experienced as a Hai-
tian-American growing
up in Harlem juxtapos-
ing her parents’ mem-
ories of noble family
histories with a humble
Portland International Airport (PDX) Parking Additions
and Consolidated Rental Car Facility (PACR)
Exit Toll Plaza and P2 Mods
(Bid Package 8 and 9 Rebid Scopes)
working class reality.
“Life Is Fare,” by Sepho-
ra Woldu counts as a
cross-cultural film that
challenges how patrio-
tism and nationalism are
practiced by people of a
country, and is inspired
by migration experienc-
es in the United States.
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EMPLOYEE RELATIONS DIRECTOR
Central City Concern is seeking an innovative HR lead-
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Please visit our website: www.centralcityconcern.org
JE Dunn Construction invites written and sealed Bids from qualified Trade Partners
to provide construction services for the Exit Toll Plaza and P2 Mods (Bid Package
8 and 9 Rebid Scopes) on the PACR Project.
Bids due 2:00pm PST August 31, 2018
A non-mandatory pre-bid meeting will be located at the Port of Portland HQ, 7000
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questions regarding the Scopes of Work on the Project.
A complete copy of the Bidding Documents can be obtained by emailing
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irregularities not affecting substantial rights if such ac-
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