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Title:: Vida "Sister" Goldman Prince
When:: Thu 02/07 7:00pm
Where:: Left Bank Books - West End - St. Louis
Category:: The Written and Spoken Word

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Vida "Sister" Goldman Prince has compiled thirteen oral histories in That's the Way It Was, describing the daily struggle of racism, but also the tradition of self-respect that the African American community of St. Louis sought to build.

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Venue/Location:: Left Bank Books - West End - Website
Street:: 399 North Euclid
ZIP:: 63108
City:: St. Louis
State (ex: MO):: MO
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