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Denyce Graves looked into the distance, toward the Ohio River, and softly recited words from a spiritual: “Before I’ll be a slave, I’ll be buried in my grave, and go home to my Lord to be free.”
For Graves, singing the title role of “Margaret Garner,” opening tonight in Music Hall, is deeply personal.

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From: Washington Post
I may refer to this article in the future because it relates to something that I have in the works.
This is a lenghty read, but well worth it. I’ll just give you an excerpt:
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The word was whispered and hurled at Thawra Youssef in school when she was 5 years old. Even back then, [...]

The interview in of itself is just your typical “where where you born?”, “what made you decide to make this move?” kinda interview; however, there are some things that stuck out to me that I will share with you briefly. In the meantime, you can read the interview yourself.
“Gordon told USA TODAY he wants to [...]