【crossdresser transgender fantasy sex videos】Talk on AAPI History in Ventura County

CAMARILLO — Professor Lily Anne Welty Tamai will give a talk on crossdresser transgender fantasy sex videos“Asian American and Pacific Islander History in Ventura County” on Wednesday, Oct. 25, at 5 p.m. in Broome Library, Room 1360, at CSU Channel Islands, 1 University Dr., Camarillo.

This presentation is one of the events celebrating Ventura County’s 150^thanniversary.

Welty, who is co-president of Ventura County JACL, will discuss the settlement of Asian American and Pacific Islander communities in Ventura County beginning in the late 19^thcentury and through the 20^thcentury, and how their lives centered around establishing businesses, family, community and religious spaces to worship.

The experiences of Chinese, Japanese, Filipino and Southeast Asian immigrants and Pacific Islanders echoed one another due to the labor available to them, anti-Asian legislation, and the spaces these groups occupied in California’s racialized landscape. Ventura County’s AAPI community exhibited multiple examples of interethnic cooperation in labor, business and worship.

Light refreshments will be served.

To register, click here. For more information, email [email protected].

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