Encyclopedia of African American Society, Volume 2Gerald David Jaynes An encyclopedic reference of African American history and culture. |
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Gerald David Jaynes. MUSIC INDUSTRY , MODERN Industry in which African Americans have excelled as artists but in which whites still dominate top executive positions and control the marketing and sales of black creative efforts . For ...
Gerald David Jaynes. MUSIC INDUSTRY , MODERN Industry in which African Americans have excelled as artists but in which whites still dominate top executive positions and control the marketing and sales of black creative efforts . For ...
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... industry . Racism within the industry still exists , as do practices that are unfair to both white and black performers . Critics point out , for example , that none of the major record companies has contracts with black - owned ...
... industry . Racism within the industry still exists , as do practices that are unfair to both white and black performers . Critics point out , for example , that none of the major record companies has contracts with black - owned ...
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... industry that they previously held . The jobs in the steel industry typically available to African Americans were the dirtiest , most dangerous positions in steel mills . So common was the practice of giving the worst jobs to blacks ...
... industry that they previously held . The jobs in the steel industry typically available to African Americans were the dirtiest , most dangerous positions in steel mills . So common was the practice of giving the worst jobs to blacks ...
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