Picture it: America, 1939. The world is a vision in sepia. Not exactly black and white. A little dusty in places. The devastating effects of economic and environmental disaster in an already fragmented and segregated society are evident and World War II is steadily approaching. Then, somewhere, a switch is flipped and, within milliseconds, the eyes and mind conspire to create a vibrant technicolor dream. Blackness colors our world in this same strange, magnificent, immediate way. Before Judy...

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