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This morning, Applied Research Center’s Tammy Johnson appeared on BBC Radio’s “World Have Your Say” program to discuss the identity politics surrounding Michael Jackson’s appearance, sparked by Jamie Foxx’s comments at the Black Entertainment Awards that Jackson ‘belongs’ to the black community.
And if you haven’t already seen it, check out Tammy’s video for RaceWire, “Michael Jackson’s Mark on a Black-or-White World,” on Michael Jackson’s impact on white-dominated popular culture, and its impact in turn on him.
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