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I Listen to My People Performing shines a light on a small but historic dark neighborhood in the centre of one of the very most elite and internationally renowned Ivy Group towns - Princeton, NJ. The vibrant first-person accounts greater than 50 dark residents detail aspects of DARK-COLORED life throughout the 20th century. Their experiences show that the origins of Princeton's dark community are as deeply intertwined with the city and university as they are with the annals of america, the legacies of slavery, and the country's current interactions on race. Predicated on an oral background collaboration with residents of the Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood and Princeton undergraduates and their teacher, Kathryn Watterson, the reserve features DARK-COLORED residents' candid views about Jim Crow segregation, the mixed blessings of university integration, World Wars I and II, and civil rights struggles. I Listen to My People Performing personalizes the struggles and injustices experienced by decades of dark Princetonians and highlights their remarkable achievements.
