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Paul Robeson’s Love Song – an audio play


Tayo Aluko & Friends (Nigeria/UK)

Clearing out their late mother’s belongings, two siblings in Kenosha discover a package containing a record, suggesting a possible hidden romantic link between their grandmother and African-American singer and activist Paul Robeson, dating back to 1949. Watching coverage of protests at the latest police shooting happening in their city, they recall her story of racist, anti-Semitic and anti-Communist protests at a Robeson concert outside Peekskill, NY. The tense and uncertain run-up to the November 2020 elections reveals the best and the worst of their country in violent conflict, in a repeat of that hot summer of 1949.

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Author Tayo Aluko

Language Performed in English

Captioning Automatic closed captions in English

Dates Available now

Format Digital on-demand

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    • 29 September 2022
    • 56 minutes
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    • 12+ (guidance)
    • warning
      Contains distressing themes, contains some anti-Semitic and racist language
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