“The plaintiffs in this action have repeatedly, consistently and continuously presented facts that prove booking agency defendants (together with other defendants) violated antitrust and civil rights laws. Defendants’ intentional actions mean black promoters have neither a fair opportunity to bid nor actual contracts to promote certain black and virtually all white acts.” — Bill Campbell of the Willie Gary Firm, Opposition to Def. Motion for Summary Judgment, April 24, 2003.

July 2, 2014

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