What was true about the Cotton Club?
A) It was generally a black club with few whites allowed.
B) Blacks performed there but were not allowed entrance as customers.
C) It was known for its interracial character and its anti-discriminatory policies.
D) It was not very popular because it was in Harlem, and whites were afraid to travel there.
Answer: B
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