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work_ust5lwnnkrbqfmylqjzqgjo62e	Rashida K. Braggs	Excerpt from Jazz Diasporas: Race, Music, and Migration in Post–World War II Paris	2016	21	.pdf	application/pdf	8978	479	58	We were a mixed crowd: Singer's family; Americans long having resided in France; international tourists just passing through; French many African American jazz musicians who had played in France, the The group of African American jazz musicians who migrated to reasons for the migration of African American jazz musicians, strategies In this period jazz helped forward illusions of Paris as color-blind, and some African American musicians willfully Many African American jazz musicians shared Singer's perspective of opportunities for jazz, and for African American jazz musicians in particular, prevailed for a time in France. the perception and the experiences of African American jazz musicians in for migrating African American jazz musicians and communities of jazzophiles with whom they collaborate. Jackson's Making Jazz French: Music and Modern Life in Interwar Paris, As the U.S. government drew on African American jazz musicians to African American jazz musicians in Paris remained silent, they used their 	./cache/work_ust5lwnnkrbqfmylqjzqgjo62e.pdf	./txt/work_ust5lwnnkrbqfmylqjzqgjo62e.txt