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Sean “Diddy” Combs was once known for his temper as much as he was his ability to connect dots and create trends. By rights, it’s
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“These are callous, cold-blooded individuals.”
The following is the second part of JL King’s article on the Power of the Black Gay Dollar. Go to the following link for Part
