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In partnership with the Institute for the Oneness of Humanity.
Explore social bias, racism, and cultural prejudice to learn something new at this engaging book discussion. Each book is paired with a related film screening, shown at the Baha'i Community Center of Rockford, on the First Friday, monthly. This month's book is Go Back to Where You Came From: The Backlash Against Immigration and the Fate of Western Democracy by Sasha Polakow-Suransky.
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Officially opened on May 24, 1923, the Montague Branch Library is the Library’s oldest existing branch library facility. Located on the corner of Winnebago and Montague Streets, this branch serves people living on the south and west sides of Rockford. The two-story brick building has been lovingly restored and contains many of the original oak bookcases and a fireplace. The Montague Branch offers an expanded children’s space including a dedicated play room, a wireless computer area, a classroom and the Constance V. Lane Community Room.
