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California African American Museum

The New York Times critic-at-large and 1619 Project contributor Wesley Morris speaks to the intersection of black American music and identity creation. A Q&A follows with CAAM’s Deputy Director and Chief Curator, Cameron Shaw. 
Presented in partnership with the Los Angeles Philharmonic.

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