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Professionals, Entrepreneurs, and Artists
2004
Overview
ORAL HISTORIES SERVED AS THE RICHEST SOURCE OF
INFORMATION I collected while engaged in field research in Harlem.
Everyone I spoke with had a captivating story and although each person had a
unique and, in a few cases, even unusual experience to share, a wide range of
individuals touched upon similar themes in conveying their pasts and those of
their kin. Familial experiences with migration, poverty, and racism were among
the commonalities discussed by the Harlemites I met regardless of gender, class,
age, or place of origin.
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