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Examining the Legacy of Dallas ‘Race Film’ Blood of Jesus 70 Years Later
After being lost for decades, the 1941 Spencer Williams film will screen as part of the It Came from Texas Film Festival this weekend in Garland.
By Todd Jorgenson
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