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How a Black Boy's Drifting Raft Triggered a Deadly Week of Riots 100 Community Community Best Buddies Big Ben, one Qatar, a non- of London’s P7 profitable P16 most famous organisation under landmarks, is spending Shaff allah Centre wins its 160th birthday International Program covered in scaff olding Award for 2018-19. and plastic sheeting. Monday, July 29, 2019 Dhul-Qa’da 26, 1440 AH Doha today: 32 0 - 380 COVER STORY RaceRace riotsriots RECALL: Violence during the 1919 Chicago race riots. How a black boy’s drifting raft triggered a deadly week of riots 100 years ago in Chicago. P4-5 HOLLYWOOD BOLLYWOOD How iconic Sharon Tate Real-life incidents are transfi xed Hollywood. the latest tinsel fl avour Page 14 Page 15 2 GULF TIMES Monday, July 29, 2019 COMMUNITY ROUND & ABOUT Axel 2 DIRECTION: Leo Lee CAST: Dian Tao, Zhengxiang Li, Chuanying Li, Xiaobing Wang, Guo Yifeng, Jiaojiao Han, Xiaoqing Mei, Qianjing Zhao, Qi Ye, Wu Lei SYNOPSIS: A young boy becomes an unlikely hero when he sets out on an adventure-fi lled quest to fi nd the legendary Bonta oasis. The once beautiful and lush Planet Keplar is now dry and near death after its precocious Kar-Lalo plant was exploited by Earthers to extinction. The Kar-Lalo plant was known throughout the galaxy as a source for super energy. Three PRAYER TIME brave Kepler SpaceKids; Axel, Jono and Gaga want to rebuild their desolate planet Fajr 3.31am by following the ancient legend of the lost Shorooq (sunrise) 4.59am Kar-Lalo oasis. 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The children will continue learning various disciplines in arts across diff erent age-appropriate concepts, work on social countries for children and adults. skills, life skills training, arts and crafts, Summer camp at Mamangam has become music, and fun activities such as water play. the children’s favourite centre for learning art and craft, drawing, and learning spoken Career Guidance English. The kids also enjoy Bollywood dance, WHERE: Right Track Consultants, Al contemporary and hip hop music. To develop Sadd health consciousness, we teach them kids WHEN: Sunday – Thursday yoga, karate etc. Mamangam has also come TIME: 6pm – 8pm up with chess and robotics in the regular Career guidance for course, country, batches in an attempt to give a better learning college and entrance for students of Grade experience. IX-XII, of all curriculum. Career assessments The fi rst batch of the summer camp began administered for stream preference, career on June 26 continuing until July 25 from test, branch preference, personality, multiple intelligence and learning styles and productivity. For more information, 55448835. Artistic Gymnastic Classes WHERE: Qatar Academy Msheireb WHEN: Ongoing TIME: 3:15pm – 4:15pm The olympic sport using horizontal bar, rings and fl oor exercises on mats for the children from age 4 till 16. Sundays to Thursdays. The second batch will commence on July 28 ending on August 25. EVENTS Ballet Lessons Registrations are open to kids between 5 to 16 WHERE: Music and Arts Atelier years. For those who wish to register for more The Comedy of Tango WHEN: Ongoing details, visit www.mamangamqatar.in WHERE: Katara Cultural Village TIME: 4pm – 8pm WHEN: August 28 For more info e-mail at registration@ Arabic Calligraphy Workshop TIME: 8pm-9pm atelierqatar.com or call on 33003839. WHEN: Saturday – Wednesday With the support of Katara Cultural Village TIME: 6pm and Embassy of Argentina in Doha Tango Arabic Calligraphy workshop is back. Pasión Doha presents Los Guardiola – “The Come and learn the artistic practice of Arabic Comedy of Tango” on August 28. A show handwriting and calligraphy at Music and consisting of seven scenes is inspired by Arts Atelier. famous tangos. Dancers, mimes and actors, The lessons will take place every Saturday, Marcelo Guardiola and Giorgia Marchiori, Monday and Wednesday at 6pm. For known artistically as Los Guardiola, will After School Activities more information, contact registration@ project the audience into the fantastic world WHERE: Atelier atelierqatar.com of their danced pantomime where comedy WHEN: Ongoing and tragedy merge into the rhythm of tango. Music and arts activities for students taking place after they fi nish their day in Yoga Class school includes Group Music lessons, Hip- WHERE: Lululemon, Mall Of Qatar hop, Ballet, Drawing and Painting, Drama WHEN: Every Saturday Theatre & Taekwondo. Ages between 5 and 10 TIME: 8:30am-9:30am years old after school hours. Join the complimentary in-store yoga classes. No registration or mat is required. The class runs on fi rst come fi rst served basis. Dance and Instrument Classes WHERE: TCA Campus, Behind Gulf Times Building WHEN: Wednesday – Monday Summer Camp for Special Needs Learn the movements of dance styles in WHERE: Step by Step Centre for Special Hobby Classes Bollywood, Hip Hop and also the musical Needs WHERE: Mamangam Performing Art instruments such as Piano, Guitar, Keyboard WHEN: Ongoing till August 1 Centre for adults as well kids and move in the world TIME: 8:00am – 12:30pm WHEN:Saturday – Friday of music. For details, contact 66523871/ During this time, all therapists and Mamangam is an art and performance 31326749. Compiled by Nausheen Shaikh. E-mail: [email protected], Events and timings subject to change 4 GULF TIMES Monday, July 29, 2019 COMMUNITY COVER STORY 100 years ago, in Chicago The cataclysmic event that left 38 people dead (23 black and 15 white), over 500 injured and hundreds homeless due to arson influenced many of the city’s leaders who would face issues about race relations for decades, writes William Lee BLAST FROM THE PAST: An edition of The Chicago Defender captures the fragility of the time. ne hundred years ago, 7-year-old ever seen and stood at the window, and I heard Juanita Mitchell should have been him say ‘Here they come,’” Mitchell, now 107, playing with other children in the recently recalled at the suburban Flossmoor streets during that summer’s heat home she shares with her daughter. “It meant wave and getting to know her new the white folks was coming up 35th Street and Ohome on Chicago’s South Side. that the riot was going to begin.” You had a situation that She and her younger sister, Iona, had just Many details about one of the city’s worst moved with their mother into their great- weeks are not widely known. was ready to explode. Many uncle’s home near the corner of 35th Street and The 1919 riots “didn’t seem to make it into Giles Avenue, the heart of the city’s expanding the timeline alongside titanic stories about white Chicagoans felt African black community where new faces were Fort Dearborn, Jean-Baptiste Point du Sable, Americans had been getting showing up daily and thousands of families the World’s Columbian Exposition, the 1968 were hoping to fi nd the jobs and dignity absent riot, Richard J. Daley, or Harold Washington,” out of their place. So they in the Jim Crow South. wrote Eve Ewing in her book of poetry 1919. In But instead, Mitchell and other relatives fact, only a small marker on the beach near the used this opportunity to were trapped inside a stifl ing upstairs room, spot where 17-year-old Eugene Williams was sometimes huddled behind a piano, as angry murdered commemorates the days of rioting remind them of their place mobs of young white men and boys roamed the that followed. in a subordinate and so-called black belt looking to maim, kill or But the cataclysmic event that left 38 people set fi res. dead (23 black and 15 white), more than 500 second-class position Mitchell — one of the last living injured and hundreds homeless due to arson ‘ eyewitnesses to Chicago’s most violent racial infl uenced many of the city’s leaders who confl ict that began on July 27, 1919 — still would face issues about race relations for recalls her great-uncle Cecil’s signal that white decades.
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