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Although utopia has not arrived, racial segregation has diminished since the reopening of the Apollo Theater in 1934, so is the place still needed? Absolutely, declares its Director of New Works: "The Apollo will always be necessary as long as we have stories to tell." Presented with the Ford Foundation and the Municipal Art Society. Music: Rashad Brown
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Although utopia has not arrived, racial segregation has diminished since the reopening of the Apollo Theater in 1934, so is the place still needed? Absolutely, declares its Director of New Works: "The Apollo will always be necessary as long as we have stories to tell." Presented with the Ford Foundation and the Municipal Art Society. Music: Rashad Brown
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