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The Quilt

Season 2 Episode 204 | 56m 49s

This music documentary was developed with a family audience in mind. It is suitable for children and adults. The film teaches about the music genres that were born and formed by African American history and culture. It will be scheduled In February to coincide with Black History month. It was presented by Austin PBS.

Aired: 02/15/26 | Expires: 02/15/27
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