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Black History 365 | # 43 - Marie Selika Williams

April 7, 2024

This is Marie Selika Williams. She was the first star soprano singer and the first black artist to perform at The White House in 1878. She was known as the “queen of staccato.” After her performing at the White House she continued to perform nationally performing for all-black audiences, eventually performing in Europe for Queen Victoria and in the West Indies.

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