Record Stores - More Than Music: Black-Owned Shops and the Spaces That Built Community

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Record Stores - More Than Music: Black-Owned Shops and the Spaces That Built Community

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Host Lenny Vaughn explores the untold history of Black-owned record stores in mid-century America, from Bill Hawkins' Cleveland shop with its radio broadcasts and recording studio to the hundreds of stores that built community, mentored youth, and created cultural infrastructure when public spaces were segregated.

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