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Sunday, March 25
 

11:15am

Black Music in Three Cities

Simon Balto, “‘Every Decent Citizen’: Jazz, Sex, and Policing in Postwar Milwaukee”

Charles L. Hughes, “‘The Spirit of the Music Was Black’: The Racial Politics of “The Memphis Sound”

Jeff Kollath, “Working the Line, Working the Crowd: The Soul of Indianapolis Music and Labor”

Moderator: Alexander Shashko

Speakers

Simon Balto

Simon Balto is a Ph.D. candidate in the Departments of History and Afro-American Studies at the University of Wisconsin, where he studies African American History and the African Diaspora throughout the Americas. His current research interests focus primarily on the relationships between policing, race, and migration in twentieth century urban America.   Abstract: | | "'Every Decent Citizen': Jazz, Sex, and Policing in Postwar Milwaukee" This paper explores two distinct but related...
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Jeff Kollath

Jeff Kollath is the Curator of History at the Wisconsin Veterans Museum in Madison, Wisconsin. He earned his MA in Public History from Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis (IUPUI), and has written and researched extensively on the history of soul and funk music in Indianapolis during the Civil Rights Era.   Abstract: | | "Working the Line, Working the Crowd: The Soul of Indianapolis Music and Labor" A Northern city with a well-established and proud black community...
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Alexander Shashko

Alexander Shashko teaches cultural and political history in the Afro-American Studies Program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He has run the online Dadooronron music discussion list since 1997.

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