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Strange Fruit: Billie Holiday, Cafe Society, And An Early Cry For Civil Rights,New Gladwell Marshall Foundation

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Strange Fruit: Billie Holiday, Cafe Society, And An Early Cry For Civil Rights,New Gladwell Marshall FoundationFrom Fourtime Pulitzer Prize Nominee David Margolick, Strange Fruit Explores The Story Of The Memorable Civil Rights Ballad Made Famous By Billie Holiday In The Late 1930S. The Song'S Powerful, Evocative Lyricswritten By A Jewish Communist Schoolteacher Who, Late In Life, Adopted The Children Of Julius And Ethel Rosenbergportray The Lynching Of A Black Man In The South. Holiday'S Performances Sparked Conflict And Controversy Wherever She Went, And The

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