Penticton91裸聊视频檚 Brown Bag Lecture Series is back for 2024, and a local resident committed to ending racism will kick things off with a special presentation.

Lynn Walford will be joined on stage by Rosemary Mupambwa on Jan. 9, when the Penticton Museum Auditorium hosts 91裸聊视频楬ow to be an Anti-Racist.91裸聊视频�

91裸聊视频淎ntiracism holds the principles and language that dismantle the hierarchy,91裸聊视频� representatives from the museum write. 91裸聊视频淎t this lecture, you will widen your circle of language and understanding to recognize racial groups as equals, there is nothing inherently right or wrong with any racial group.91裸聊视频�

Walford is a Penticton resident and attended SOICS91裸聊视频� Anti-Racism Community Forum earlier in 2023 and went back to the Oasis Church to create the Anti-Racism Passion Cluster.

Mupambwa, meanwhile, is the executive director of the Roses Life Women Centre Foundation in Okanagan Falls.

The Brown Bag Lecture Series features weekly discussions on topics related to heritage, culture and history.

91裸聊视频楬ow to be an Anti-Racist91裸聊视频� is the first of 12 scheduled talks set to take place between Jan. 9 and March 26.

The lecture runs from noon to 1 p.m. and admission is by donation.

Penticton Museum and Archives will also upload each of the talks on its .