Abbey Lincoln Smithsonian Interview Block 61 (Q11819)

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Abbey Lincoln Smithsonian Interview Block 61
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    My father farmed, you know, as long as he was there. He had a couple cows. He'd butchered a pig every winter, every fall, and he wasn't a farmer. He built the well. He dug out the toilet. He was a dandy man and that wasn't his thing and it really didn't help his spirit or mama's either and eventually it didn't change anything. Dad found the only brothel in town and he hung there. He was always ...
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