A new pop-up exhibit at the Civil Rights Institute of Inland Southern California celebrates Perris Valley legend Clarence Muse—one of the highest-paid Black actors of his era who fought racist stereotypes and founded the city's Arts Festival—with Dr. Norman Towels showcasing his collection February 19 at noon.
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