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06-02-2021
11:49 AM
Macmillan Learning author Mia Bay joins Radio Times to discuss her book Traveling Black: A Story of Race and Resistance. Bay sits down with the WHYY production team and tells the story of the rise in travel segregation and the fight for equality on the road and in courts.
Bay is also one of the three authors of the third edition of Freedom on My Mind, a narrative that follows African American’s quest for freedom as the central theme and situates that quest in the context of American history.
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