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Dirty Computer by Janelle Monae
Dirty Computer by Janelle Monae
2018 | Rhythm And Blues, Soul
Emotion Picture and amazing album
I played a few songs for my sister the other day and she was so surprised hay I would listen to music like this. It’s not just an African American Female rapper, Monae is an LGBTQ icon and a feminist stronghold. My favorite song is Django Jane for its impressive wordplay.
  
    Cadre

    Cadre

    Omphile Molusi

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    "Countries go through times of turmoil when in transition from one state of governing to a new...

Talking Timbuktu by Ry Cooder / Ali Farka Toure
Talking Timbuktu by Ry Cooder / Ali Farka Toure
2006 | World
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"I knew Ry Cooder's stuff, and I knew of Ali Farka Touré. I love 'world music', and I particularly love African and Moroccan-inspired music. It's my kind of go-to Sunday morning record. It calms me down. There's just something really magical about it. It was also the opening music for my first ever solo gig."

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The Warmth of Other Suns
The Warmth of Other Suns
Isabel Wilkerson | 2020 | History & Politics
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"This sweeping piece about the decades-long migration of African Americans who left the South for the North, Midwest and West for better lives. This book helped me to understand my own family and offers so much information that it continues to be a much valued resource in my house. Beautifully written and leaves no stone unturned."

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"This is another terrific piece of journalism written years ago about an even earlier time. It’s a portrait of the city of Boston during the racial strife of the ‘60’s and ‘70s. Lucas tracks the lives of three families — African-American, Irish, and upwardly mobile Yankee — to bring the struggles of that era back to life."

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