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LOCATION:110 Union Street\nMilton DE 19968
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SUMMARY:Black Opry Home for Black artists and Black fans of music!
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DESCRIPTION:Black Opry is home for Black artists\, fans and industry profes
 sionals\nworking in country\, Americana\, blues\, and folk music. Country 
 and\nroots music have been made and loved by Black people since their\ncon
 ception. For just as long\, we have been overlooked and disregarded\nin th
 e genre. Black Opry is changing that. “Black Opry is so\npowerful becaus
 e it reflects not only this generation of artists\,\nmusicians\, and songw
 riters\, but also writers\, critics\, journalists\,\nand fans who are inte
 rested in not just amplifying the work of Black\ncountry artists and other
  marginalized communities\,” says Dr.\nCharles L. Hughes\, historian and
  author of Country Soul\, “but also\nin creating networks and building a
  sense of community to avoid\ndealing with racist institutions.” Excerpt
  from rolling stone Venue:\nMilton Theatre.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Black Opry is home for Black artists\, fans an
 d industry professionals working in country\, Americana\, blues\, and folk
  music. Country and roots music have been made and loved by Black people s
 ince their conception. For just as long\, we have been overlooked and disr
 egarded in the genre. Black Opry is changing that. “Black Opry is so pow
 erful because it reflects not only this generation of artists\, musicians\
 , and songwriters\, but also writers\, critics\, journalists\, and fans wh
 o are interested in not just amplifying the work of Black country artists 
 and other marginalized communities\,” says Dr. Charles L. Hughes\, histo
 rian and author of Country Soul\, “but also in creating networks and bui
 lding a sense of community to avoid dealing with racist institutions.” E
 xcerpt from rolling stone Venue: Milton Theatre.
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