This edition: Race relations, and the origins of "Doo-wop" in the Bronx.
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Original tape date: April 8, 2019. First aired: May 15, 2019.Oscar winning film, "The Green Book" inspires a brilliant essay about race relations in the Bronx at the dawn of the age of Doo-wop music. Tony gets tuneful with Fordham U. professor Mark Naison.
Guest List
Mark D. Naison Professor of History and African American Studies, Fordham University
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