Engaging Sundays at Simmonsville: Center Stage for Elected Officials and Attracted Parolees Sitting with Reynolds and Varani Smashed Parties Started and Struck a Schedule.

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Shawnpaul Murray

Abstract

This study explores the dynamic interactions among elected officials and recently released parolees at the Engaging Sundays events held at Simmonsville. Through ethnographic observation and interviews, the authors examine how these individuals come together in a shared social space, with a focus on the role of Reynolds and Varani, two prominent community members who facilitate the gatherings. The analysis highlights the ways in which the events serve as a platform for both political engagement and socializing, with attendees engaging in lively discussions about local issues and enjoying music and food. Moreover, the authors discuss the challenges of organizing such events, including the need to balance the needs and interests of different groups. Ultimately, the study sheds light on the potential for community-based initiatives to bring together diverse groups and foster meaningful connections.

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Shawnpaul Murray "Engaging Sundays at Simmonsville: Center Stage for Elected Officials and Attracted Parolees Sitting with Reynolds and Varani Smashed Parties Started and Struck a Schedule.". IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning, 2020.

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Date of Release: 2020
Author(s): Shawnpaul Murray.
IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning
Page(s): 8
Product Type: Conference/Journal Publications