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Annual Women’s International Convention, COGIC (46th: 1996), planning documents 

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Coordinating and Planning Committee, School Bond and Tax Election, meeting minutes, 1968-10-30 [p. 5] 

Coordinating and Planning Committee, School Bond and Tax Election, meeting minutes, 1968-10-30 [p. 1] 

Vuyiseka Dubula-Majola, interview transcript, South Africa, 2022 

West Bureau, West Los Angeles, Standing plans and Mobilization rosters, 1992-05 

Engaging communities in the planning of new urban public schools 

Pasadena School Board vows to push anti-segregation plan, clipping, Austin, 1966-05-08 [p. 3] 

The making of a crisis communication plan for a large, public, national professional services company 

LAPD Southeast area mobilization roster and standing plans, 1992-04-19/1992-05-16 

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Robert Weissman, interview transcript, Washington, DC, USA, 2022 

Pasadena School Board vows to push anti-segregation plan, clipping, Austin, 1966-05-08 [p. 1] 

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On planning, place, and race: how trauma imaginaries reveal communal trauma and impact collective well-being