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Interview: Michael Henry Adams discusses his book, "Style and Grace"

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From: Tavis Smiley (NPR)
Date: 20030919
Author:TONY COX

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Interview: Michael Henry Adams discusses his book, "Style and Grace"

Host: TONY COX Time: 9:00-10:00 AM

TONY COX, host:

Michael Henry Adams is taking us inside the homes of African Americans and portraying lives that are filled with style and grace, which is the title of his latest book. In this colorful, more than 100-page coffee table book, Adams explores the living spaces of prominent African Americans. Adams, who has studied historic preservation at Columbia University, is a leading expert on the architecture and history of Harlem. He is the author of ...

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