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18:08Now PlayingStevie “Dr. View” Johnson spoke with BNC Digital Producer Jennifer Matthews about the importance of leading the creation of “Fire in Little Africa,” a multimedia hip-hop project commemorating the 1921 massacre of Tulsa’s Greenwood neighborhood known as “‘Black Wall Street.”
The project includes a hip-hop compilation album featuring 60 artists from across Oklahoma, a behind-the-scenes documentary and a podcast. It was released by Motown Records’ Black Forum imprint and presented by The Woody Guthrie Center and Bob Dylan Center.
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