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{"value"=>"The Rise of Nationalism and its Impact on Black American Art and Culture"}
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{"value"=>"<p>Olugebefola, alongside Jeff Donaldson, visual artist; Andree McLaughlin, associate professor at Medgar Evers College; and Edward Spriggs, executive director of Studio Museum in Harlem from 1969 to 1975, participates in a panel discussion titled \"The Rise of Nationalism and its Impact on Black American Art and Culture,\" held at the Studio Museum in Harlem, New York, New York. The discussion is part of a series of symposia held at the Studio Museum in conjunction with the exhibit <span class=\"title\">Tradition and Conflict: Images of a Turbulent Decade, 1963-1973</span>. Moderated by author and historian V.P. Franklin.</p> <p>v01f01: Franklin introduces the panelists, who give their presentations. McLaughlin presents first, followed by Spriggs, then Olugebefola. Recording ends while Olugebefola's presentation is still in progress. Part 1 of 2.</p> <p>v01f02: The end of Olugebefola's presentation is not included. Recording begins with Donaldson's presentation. Followed by questions and answers. Part 2 of 2.</p>"}
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1985-02-03
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