'Race, Place and Memory': Wilmington's troubled racial history

Cape Fear Unearthed Podcast by Adam Fish

Oct 6, 202237:22Government & Organizations

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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