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'Are You Saying They're Not Good Enough?': Anthony Mackie Questions Marvel's Hiring for 'Black Panther' Versus Other Movies
But while some may think that Black people filling positions like producer or costume designer was a positive move, Anthony Mackie said it only confirmed Marvel’s lack of
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Are You Saying Theyre Not Good Enough?: Anthony Mackie Questions Marvels Hiring for Black Panther Versus Other Movies
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American rapper Nas was born Nasir bin Olu Dara Jones in Queens, New York on September 14, 1973 to jazz musician Olu Hara and Fannie Ann Jones. He was musically inclined from his childhood and began playing the trumpet at the age of 4. He initially wanted to be a jazz musician but turned to rap
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