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For the new V&A museum in the Olympic Park the opening exhibition is vital for setting the tone and the ambition of the place. So 'The Music is Black: A British Story' is unequivocal in its appeal to a youthful, diverse audience. Director Gus Casely-Hayford talks to the curator of the exhibition, Jacqueline Springer, a former music journalist and broadcaster. They reflect on how Black music, culture and stories can now occupy centre stage, in from the margins they occupied in the past
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