the program includes the opening bassoon solo from stravinsky's the rite of spring. he's currently a member of the fort worth symphony, where he has been principal bassoon since 2021. >> well, we are just two days away from the eighth annual black joy parade in oakland. the parade on sunday is hosted by our very own abc seven team of julian glover and zach fuentes, as well as community host taylor crenshaw. taylor gave us a peek at what people can expect. >> the black joy parade does a really good job at getting the overview feel of how it feels to be black and to celebrate blackness, but also dives into those niche areas. so we're going to have a dance battle where people win $2,000. we got a gospel choir in the house. okay, we're going to have sororities, fraternities. it's just all of these beautiful aspects of black culture put together, and i cannot wait in the food. >> too late to get in on the dance battle. >> i know it sounds epic. >> the parade kicks off sunday at 1230 at 12th street and broadway in oakland, and ends at broadway and grand avenue for the thir

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stravinsky is a historian in and she focuses on the presidency, political culture and u.s. government institutions. she is the executive director of the george washington presidential library and she's the author. in addition to this book on john adams of the award winning book, the cabinet, george washington and the creation of an american institution. she was also the coeditor from morning of the president's loss and legacy in american culture. she's been published in the washington post and time magazine and the wall street journal. she's a regular guest on a variety of podcasts, including listening to america. she'll be in conversation tonight with dr. catherine al gore, who is herself a noted historian, nonprofit leader and public history innovator. she's the professor emerita of the massachusetts historical society. she is currently a visiting scholar of history at tufts university. she was formerly the nadine and robert scott heim, director of education at the huntington library. before that, she was a professor of history at the university of california riverside. s

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