Block 27 of Jo Ann Cheatham Weeksville Oral History (Q25962): Difference between revisions
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Latest revision as of 22:28, 15 December 2023
Block 27 of Jo Ann Cheatham Weeksville Oral History
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Jo Ann Cheatham: The concept behind Jazz: The Woman’s Viewpoint was… the International Women in Jazz was elitist, and they were also not African American, and Roslyn Blair, who was also a founding member of CBJC [Central Brooklyn Jazz Consortium] (and was a member of [Club] Jest Us), didn’t like that. She was angry that she felt [International Women in Jazz] didn’t give enough highlight to the...
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