Karen Chilton Books

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"Gloria Lynne was the protege of the renowned jazz singer Dinah Washington and learned the ropes from other great vocalists, such as Billie Holiday, Sarah Vaughan, and Carmen McRae. She toured all...

Hazel Scott

By Karen Chilton

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"In this fascinating biography, Karen Chilton traces the brilliant arc of the gifted and audacious black performer Hazel Scott from international star to ultimate obscurity." "In this first biograp...

The Ghost at Widower s Pond

By Karen Chilton

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Sorrowland

By Rivers Solomon, Karen Chilton

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Hazel Scott

By Karen Chilton

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Chilton explores the life of legendary jazz performer and civil rights activist Hazel Scott. From her birthplace in Trinidad to the lively streets of Harlem and beyond in the 1940s and '50s, Scott...

Sand

By Karen Chilton, Hugh Howey

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New Jim Crow The

By Michelle Alexander, Karen Chilton

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Roadwalkers

By Shirley Ann Grau, Karen Chilton

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African Icons

By Tracey Baptiste, Karen Chilton

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Eartha Kitt

By Kitt Shapiro, Patricia Weiss Levy, Karen Chilton

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