The Muhammad Ali of the performing arts world
Paul Robeson - a grandson of a slave - with no formal training, became one of the two great bass baritones of the 20th Century (the other being Feodor Chaliapin of Russia). He was a great theatre actor who could speak a dozen languages. Due to his principled stand against U.S. government policies at home and overseas during the McCarthy era, Washington took away his passport, denying him the opportunity to perform abroad, while at the same time being denied work at home. This is must viewing for anyone even remotely interested in Black History and Black artists.
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