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100			_aRenee Watson, _93286
245			_aHarlem's Little Blackbird _b: The Story of Florence Mills
260			_aNey York _bRANDOM HOUSE INTERNATIONAL _c15 November 2012
300			_a40 pages _bHardback
520			_aZora and Langston. Billie and Bessie. Eubie and Duke. If the Harlem Renaissance had a court, they were its kings and queens. But there were other, lesser known individuals whose contributions were just as impactful, such as Florence Mills. Born to parents who were former-slaves Florence knew early on that she loved to sing. And that people really responded to her sweet, bird-like voice. Her dancing and singing catapulted her all the way to the stages of 1920s Broadway where she inspired songs and even entire plays! Yet with all this success, she knew firsthand how bigotry shaped her world. And when she was offered the role of a lifetime from Ziegfeld himself, she chose to support all-black musicals instead. Fans of "When Marian Sang" and "Ella Fitzgerald: The Tale of a Vocal Virtuosa" will jump at the chance to discover another talented performer whose voice transcended and transformed the circumstances society placed on her. _dPY UOI - Sharing The Planet - Role Models - Risk And Challenges
650			_aGender Equality
655			_aPY UOI - Sharing The Planet _GPY UOI - Sharing The Planet _dPY UOI - Sharing The Planet
655			_aRole Models _GRole Models _dRole Models
655			_aRisk And Challenges _GRisk And Challenges _dRisk And Challenges
658			_eSharing the planet _fDiversity
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