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Human Relations Commission Will Take Stock of Accomplishments, Chart Its Next Course
Pasadena's Human Relations Commission will review its progress in anti-hate programming, including expanded United Against Hate Week events and a public feedback survey, during a Special Annual Meeting on June 16 at the Jackie Robinson Community Center. The meeting will assess accomplishments and plan future initiatives based on hate incident data from the Pasadena Police Department.
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