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- International Library of African Music (ILAM)Africa's foremost music archive
- Memória Periféricas da Capoeira Angola de SalvadorPeripheral memories of Capoeira Angola in Salvador
- Orixás - Fundação Gregório de MattosOrishas — Gregório de Mattos Foundation
- Trabalhadores na/da BahiaWorkers in/from Bahia

Africa Multiple Interactive Research Atlas (AMIRA)

Black People

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Title: Black People
Type: Tag

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WissKI URL: 69409

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The development of music Subject
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Whose Shakespeare? Early Black South African Engagement with Shakespeare Subject

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