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Quote by Mahalia Jackson

“When you are through with the blues, you've got nothing to rest on.”

Quote by Mahalia Jackson

Book:Movin' on Up

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This book delves into the lives of individuals striving for better opportunities and upward social status, showcasing the challenges and triumphs they encounter along the way. more

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Mahalia Jackson

American gospel singer known as the 'Queen of Gospel'. Mahalia Jackson was renowned for her powerful voice and emotional expression. Her musical career spanned over half a century, influencing countless people. more

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