A Guide to Black Washington Opens Hidden History
The new book by Sandra Fitzpatrick and Maria R. Goodwin examines Washington as both capital and predominantly black city. It profiles venues like Howard Theater and Ben's Chili Bowl, contrasts racial access in venues, and notes historical shifts from segregated stages to mixed audiences. The guide is published by Hippocrene Books at 14.95 dollars.
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