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Friday, November 19, 2010

Strange Fruit

Billie Holiday "Strange Fruit" Sphere: Related Content

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Posted by E R Hull at 1:47 PM

Labels: Anger, art, Black Aesthetic, civil rights, Lynching, Race, Racism

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