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Opening Doors, Preserving Stories: A Conversation with Dr. Patricia A. Turner
What does it mean to become a folklorist? How do stories, rumors, family traditions, and everyday objects become archives of Black history? In this special episode of Jack Dappa Blues , host Lamont Jack Pearley sits down...
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