9 brilliant, illuminating new books to read this Black History Month

Author : Sam Published: February 11, 2019

Working off of Fox’s 2014 nonfiction book, this graphic history illustrated by James Otis Smith brings Harlem’s legendary theater to gorgeous life. It’s a fizzy, entertaining, jubilant window into a space where so many artists became icons, overcoming hate and ignorance. It’s an essential guide to one of New York City’s greatest cultural institutions.

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