Marshall's plan
A DJ who's also a scholar brings cultures together musically
Sitting in a sun-dappled corner of his in-laws' Cambridge home, Wayne Marshall is speaking enthusiastically about Boston's ''rich, but sordid history" of cultural interaction and juxtaposition, segregation and integration. The Harvard University graduate sounds like a learned historian detailing the city's painful past of school busing, ''white flight" to the suburbs, racial turmoil, andreconciliation. (Full article: 1099 words)
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