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Bill Clinton and Black America
A collection of interviews with prominent African Americans on the Clinton presidency reveals Clinton's very personal connection to Black America, exploring his administration and his move to Harlem after his presidency ended.
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- "A collection of interviews with prominent African Americans on the Clinton presidency reveals Clinton's very personal connection to Black America, exploring his administration and his move to Harlem after his presidency ended."
- "A collection of interviews with prominent African Americans on the Clinton presidency reveals Clinton's very personal connection to Black America, exploring his administration and his move to Harlem after his presidency ended."@en