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Allen is best known for her portrayal of dance teacher Lydia Grant in the musical-drama television series Fame (1982-1987). The multi-hyphenate also served as the series' principal choreographer during the show's tenure, but here are a few things you might not know about the creative powerhouse.
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Sculptor Offers Artistic Clapback To Confederate Monuments With Chilling Sculpture About Black Life
A slave, a lynched Union soldier, a female activist, and a baby are all stacked on top of each other and serve as Akoto-Bamfo’s interpretation of the fight for freedom at various stages of the Black existence in the states.
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People Working A Minimum Wage Job Can’t Afford Rent Anywhere In The U.S.
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Several Motions in Kyle Rittenhouse Trial Denied at Latest Hearing
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Haitian American Artist Brings His Vision, Gift to State’s COVID Campaign - L.A. Focus News
Bo Tefu | California Black Media California’s “Your Actions Save Lives” art campaign recently unveiled two “Safety First” murals in San Francisco. The artworks, created by the Grammy-nominated visual artist Serge Gay Jr, were commissioned to encourage people to continue to take safety precautions
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94-Year-Old Grandmother Tries on Wedding Dresses For The First Time (Watch)
94-year-old Martha Mae Ophelia Moon Tucker of Birmingham got married in 1952 when her late husband said he would take her to the movies, and instead they ended up eloping. Moon Tucker never had a traditional wedding — but she at least got to try on dresses over the weekend surrounded by her family.
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Algerians react to the death of former President Bouteflika | Africanews
Algerians react to the death of former President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, who ruled Algeria for two decades before resigning in 2019 as huge protests engulfed the country
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Are Johane Marange followers above the law?
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'21 Days of Peace': Injustice is injustice and cannot be tolerated
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Tulane University's First Black Residency Director Files Racial Discrimination Lawsuit
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Preserved by Purpose: Embracing Silence | Dallas Weekly
In relationships, men “go into their caves” according to author John Gray so they can work through those issues that most concern them. However, women don’t see the silence as good, but panic because it seems like silence is a sign of something wrong.
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SC State University Fires President James Clark Due To Low Enrollment At HBCU
S.C. State board of trustees voted to fire University President James Clark Tuesday, ending a five-year tenure filled with criticism
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Africa: Far More Finance Needed for Nature-Rich Nations to Make Global Deal Fly
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Black Birmingham Woman Who Moved To Germany With Man She Met Online Has Been Missing For 2 Years - Blavity
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UK-based nurses and midwives launch non-profit charitable association
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How this hip-hop song by Afro-Cubans inspired rare protests in Cuba
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