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Zena Edwards discusses her poem Four (and then some) Women
How Nina Simone inspired Zena Edwards's poem about Sarah Reed, who died in police custody.
  1. Zena Edwards discusses her poem Four (and then some) Women
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    Zena Edwards discusses her poem Four (and then some) Women
  2. Dee Dee Bridgewater sings Lonely Woman
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    Dee Dee Bridgewater sings Lonely Woman
  3. Jazz Voice finale: Ray Charles medley
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    Jazz Voice finale: Ray Charles medley
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    Jazz Voice: Interval Interviews
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    Performing The Crying Game
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    Spite Your Face by Rachel Maclean
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    Did sci-fi film Monsters inspire Donald Trump’s Mexican wall?
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    Ein Alter Krieg, by Sarah Lesch (WDR / Germany) | New European Songbook 2018
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    Nicola Sturgeon: Sunset Song
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    Scylla by Abigail Parry / BBC Radio Solent
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    All That Man Is by David Szalay
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    The Land of Might Have Been
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    Exclusive: Prides perform Letter From America
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