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'Race, Place and Memory': Wilmington's troubled racial history
For this week's episode, we talk with Margaret M. Mulrooney, author of the book "Race, Place and Memory: Deep Currents in Wilmington, North Carolina," a comprehensive deep dive into Wilmington's long and troubled racial...
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'Race, Place and Memory': Wilmington's troubled racial history is an episode from Cape Fear Unearthed Podcast by Adam Fish. For this week's episode, we talk with Margaret M. Mulrooney, author of the book "Race, Place and Memory: Deep Curren...
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Published Oct 6, 2022, 37:22 long, audio available.
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For this week's episode, we talk with Margaret M. Mulrooney, author of the book "Race, Place and Memory: Deep Currents in Wilmington, North Carolina," a comprehensive deep dive into Wilmington's long and troubled racial history that looks at how decades of inequality have shaped, and often warped, life in the Port City. Mulrooney is professor of history at James Madison University in Virginia, and a former visiting professor at the University of North Carolina Wilmington.
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Published Oct 6, 2022 and 37:22 long