When the playwright and director George C. Wolfe moved to New York City in his 20s, he got a job at an archive for Black cultural history, where his work saving newspaper articles and maintaining records fueled a habit of preserving his own ephemera.It activated this sort of curiosity-slash-obsession about who gets remembered, what gets saved, what gets valued and what doesn't, Wolfe said recently.
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