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Cicely Tyson – The Black Queen is Dead | New York Carib News

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Cicely Tyson might be dead, but her legacy and her reign as the queen of the Theater, Film, TV, and the cultural inspiration to so many, lives on.  She stressed and demanded roles of dignity regardless of whether the character was rich or poor.  She commanded respect and gave her all to her performances. She was authentic in all of […]

Source: The New York Carib News

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