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And just like that, another 12 months have entered the history books. 2018 proved to be a year in which Black excellence prevailed in entertainment,
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On a brisk fall afternoon in Atlanta, Jada Pinkett Smith and her mother, Adrienne Banfield-Norris, sat at a red table and shared their unfiltered thoughts on sex,
Standing in front of 20,000 festivalgoers at ONE Musicfest on a Sunday evening in early September, Stacey Abrams shared her vision for the future. With less
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