From Texas to North Carolina and Memphis to St. Louis, barbecue is a big deal in this country.
Henry Perry, who was born on this day 147 years ago, changed the barbecue game in Kansas City, Missouri. From member station KCUR, Mackenzie Martin brings us the story of this Black entrepreneur who created an American institution in the early 1900s.
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