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school teacher speaking up about racism included in history books and using the works of a <br />diverse set of authors ta teach. She also talked about her work with the criminal justice <br />systern. <br />Helland suggested that Commissioners should sirnply think about what they can do, and jump <br />in and do it. <br />The Commissioners thanked Helland for her informative presentation. <br />Rose Parade <br />Carolyn Curti reminded Commissioners that the Rose Parade is June 27 and #he Commission <br />will ha�c a ride in the parade. Curti will send letters to the Essay Contes# winners inviting <br />ihem to ride along. She will purchase candy to be handed out. Commissioners suggested that <br />the City produce stickers with "No Prejudice" similar to the ones Helland showed.. Curti will <br />see if they can be printed for a reasonable cost. Anyone who plans to ride in the vehicle <br />should let Curti know. <br />Discrimination Complaint <br />Comrnissioner Steve Smith reported that he followed up on a complaint by a Roseville <br />resident. The resident wanted to know what/if anything could be donc about a friend of hers <br />who lives in a home owned by a local church. The pastor is telling the single African <br />American mother living in a rental property that she is not v�ranted there. Commissioner Smith <br />said he offered several alternatives, but they did not want to pursue anything at this tirne. <br />Discassian of Programs/Activities in Upcoming Year <br />Chair McKena_.ie began the discussion about the Commission organiz�ng a forum about the <br />Patriot Act. In March the Com�nission met with Isaac Kaufman and Louisa Hext who had <br />recently helped organize a Patriot Act Forum in St. Louis Park. The Commission agreed to <br />sponsor a Forum this spring, but because of time constraints and discussions over speakers, <br />the Comrnission agreed to posipone the forum until the fall. After some discussion, <br />Commissioners agreec� to host the forurn the evening of T�esday, October 11. <br />Chair McKenzie said she wantcd greater regional participation and invite neighboring Human <br />Rights Conunissions to participate. Commissioners also dascussed ways to involve the <br />neighboring calleges and high school students. Commissioners should send suggestions for <br />speakers and whorn to invite to Carolyn Curti. <br />Commissioner Smith talked about the Senior Holiday Party held in mid-December at which <br />Commissioners volunteer to h.elp with the party. <br />Carolyn Curti described the New Teachers' Packet that is sent each fa31 ta new Roseville Area <br />School teachers. The packet was developed in response to a request from RAS Dxversity <br />Coordinator Joha.mxa Eager. She said they have good iuck recruiting a diverse teaching staff <br />� <br />
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