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Natalie Hopkinson
Book Review: The Musical Life & Death of a Chocolate City
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Duke University Press
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Natalie Hopkinson
4 / 5 - Very Good
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Alan Ehrenhalt
Gentrification is a Misnomer. This is a “Great Inversion.”
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History
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Public Policy
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Knopf
Author:
Alan Ehrenhalt
3 / 5 - Above Average
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Mumia Abu-Jamal and Marc Lamont Hill
“The Classroom and the Cell” — A Book Review
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Biography
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Sociology
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Third World Press
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Mumia Abu-Jamal and Marc Lamont Hill
4.0 / 5 - Very Good
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Eugene Robinson
Disintegration: The Splintering of Black America
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Sociology
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Random House
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Eugene Robinson
4 / 5 - Very Good
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