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Scott-Heron, Hughes, and the Blues
The more I learn about Gil Scott-Heron, the more I admire him. I have long been familiar with his work as a poet, pianist, composer, spoken word artist, and the youthful voice of Black protest in the 20th century. It … Continue reading →
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