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Dolly Parton Speaks Out In Support Of Black Lives Matter | The Urban Daily

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During her interview with Billboard magazine, the country icon spoke out in support of Black Lives Matter, calling on her fans to show support for equality before noting the importance of everyone's voices being heard and represented.

Source: The Urban Daily

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