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anit was based on a road trip that i and the producer jeremy greene's took from tallahassee florida fromhere i was born to ferguson missouri. it was a journey through space and time. however, that program never aired in america. and when i went to a screening of the movie the green book in 2018, i was surprised or perhaps that i should not have been, that nobody knew about the actual publication. so that made me think i really need to make this podcast happen. so i started thinking of a way to do the podcast about the green book. and then as luck would have it, i walked into the museum of modern art, and iemembered ving seen an exhibition there caed one-way ticket. about jacob lawnce's group of paintings called the great migration. at the beginning of the exhibition there was an info graphic showing how the percentages of african-americans changed in northern cities as a result of the great migration. detroit stood out. in 19 10, the african-american population was 1.2% of the total. i 1970, it was over 43% of the total. head is thought to myself, that is it. all those people who moved t

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