Marian Anderson Concert Audience Chicago 1941

An audience attends a concert by Marian Anderson in Chicago, Illinois, in April 1941. Anderson, an acclaimed African American contralto, became a pivotal figure in music and civil rights. She broke barriers for Black artists, performing numerous historic concerts, including her 1939 performance at the Lincoln Memorial. This concert in Chicago reflects her broad influence in American culture.

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