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Published · transcript-backedColeman Hughes: belief
1 May 2024 Conversations with Tyler Coleman Hughes on Colorblindness, Jazz, and Identity
“What it did do, I think, is that growing up so deeply in the jazz world — which is very diverse, multiracial, multinational — advertised the possibility of true deep interracial friendship and interracial working with people of different cultures and not seeing anything weird about that, towards a common goal and towards a common passion.”
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- Coleman Hughes
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- 1 May 2024
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- Conversations with Tyler
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…You think your jazz education and background has helped you when you have to improvise — when you’re podcasting, giving a public talk, or otherwise in the public arena? Not at all. Hasn’t helped me in the speaking domain one bit. What it did do, I think, is that growing up so deeply in the jazz world — which is very diverse, multiracial, multinational — advertised the possibility of true deep interracial friendship and interracial working with people of different cultures and not seeing anything weird about that, towards a common goal and towards a common passion. I think not everyone has that. What is your most unusual successful work habit?…
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