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Excerpt from ‘Baltimore’s Black Arts Then & Now: Behind the Scenes of a Collaborative Public Humanities Project’

From 1966 to 1983, the community literary magazine Chicory was published in Baltimore by the Enoch Pratt Free Library. Called “the most authentic microphone of black folks talking ever devised,” by the Afro-American newspaper in 1969, Chicory developed both out of the liberalism of the War on Poverty, which helped fund it, and the militance […]

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