Farah Jasmine Griffin Speaks about Aretha Franklin’s Legacy

TOWARD AN INTELLECTUAL
Written By Social Difference Columbia University

Farah Jasmine Griffin, co-director or working group Toward an Intellectual History of Black Women and William B. Ransford Professor of English & Comparative Literature, spoke with DemocracyNow! And The Nation about Aretha Franklin’s role in the history of music and her involvement in fighting for Angela Davis’s freedom in 1970.


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