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"I was listening to a lot of jazz music, thinking about Black history, the civil rights movement, and the place of music in the struggle for liberation and preservation of memory."

— Echezonachukwu Nduka

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"The liberation to which I refer is both personal and collective."

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"Both worlds were there from the beginning, but music influenced my imagination first as a listener, long before I became a curious reader."

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