They Want Our Rhythm, But Not Our Blues: African American Innovation Through Pop Culture
The Clark County Historical Museum is excited to present “They Want Our Rhythm, But Not Our Blues: African American Innovation Through Pop Culture,” a thought-provoking lecture by LaToya Brackett presented through the generous support of the Humanities Washington Speakers Bureau . This event is part of the CCHM Speaker Series and will explore the profound impact of African American culture on popular culture, from music to sports, language, food, and more.
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The Clark County Historical Museum is excited to present “They Want Our Rhythm, But Not Our Blues: African American Innovation Through Pop Culture,” a thought-provoking lecture by LaToya Brackett presented through the generous support of the Humanities Washington Speakers Bureau . This event is part of the CCHM Speaker Series and will explore the profound impact of African American culture on popular culture, from music to sports, language, food, and more.
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Location:
Clark County Historical Museum1511 Main Street
Vancouver, WA, 98660United States
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Phone:
(360) 993-5679Contact name:
Sammuel Hawkins
Email address:
Dates:
04/04/2025
Time:
7-8pm
Price:
FREE
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