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Episode 138: Black Power is Infinite (and Rev. Calvin Butts and Louis Armstrong)!

In Class with Carr · 29 Oct 2022

Bibliography (15)

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  8. Hedrick, Chad. Kentucky coal miner Michael McGuire rushes from work to watch a basketball game with his 3-year-old son, Easton. #Media WKYT, 24 Oct. 2022.
  9. Horne, Gerald. Jazz and Justice: Racism and the Political Economy of the Music. Monthly Review Press, 2019.
  10. Hunter, Karen, host. "LaTosha Brown - Activist; Co-Founder of Black Voters Matter." The Karen Hunter Show. #Media Karen Hunter Media, 24 Oct. 2022.
  11. Jenkins, Sacha, director. Louis Armstrong's Black and Blues. #Media Apple TV, 28 Oct. 2022.
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