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Ritual
How River Baptisms Shaped Black Musical Tradition
Season 1
Episode 5
Join us on this enlightening journey as Tank Ball discovers the origins, significance and lasting legacy of River Baptisms for the Black community. Through interviews with Amber Dromgoole, Ph.D. and Musician and Minister Rev. Joshuah Brian Campbell, we uncover compelling stories of how the sacred waters have profoundly shaped U.S. history, musical traditions and inspired countless artists.
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