Nina Simone’s Childhood Home Now Permanently Protected

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Nina Simone’s Childhood Home Now Permanently Protected

The childhood home of iconic singer and civil rights activist Nina Simone is now permanently protected as a historic place.

Source: The Washington Informer

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