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Kinfolk: Devale and Khadeen Ellis on Defining the Black Family on Their Own Terms

  • Feb 10, 2023
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How does one define the Black family? Some may argue there is a template to follow in creating the ideal dynamic, but for others it's about defining the village on their own terms. Brooklyn natives and social media sensations, Devale and Khadeen Ellis, fit into the former. Over the last six plus years, we've all […]

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