Kian Furnace reopens wounds of heartbreak, exposes vulnerability after divorce at height of #BLM movement through rhythm and flow
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Jam out to a live concert sponsored by Stone’s Juke Joint as a special series on Ark Republic.
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So what, Black History is over. We know that exploring the impact and contributions of Blacks in the US goes beyond a month. Indulge and explore these great museums archiving incredible histories.
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Ghana’s “Year of Return” initiative sparked a movement of Blacks and Africans in the diaspora to journey to “The Motherland.” The year long campaign allowed visitors to explore and travel to important sites that tell of a rich history and narrative nuanced about slavery and before. While Ghana has its significance, there are many more
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Drink responsibly and consciously. Great wines and spirits by really dope Black women.
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It’s cold, and as the bruhs on the block say, “It’s beard season.” With the popularity of the dye-craze of blackouts, silently men are suffering for a style that’s not a good look for their health.
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‘Harriet’ narrates the life of an important African American historical figure, but draws polarized reception by Black audiences.
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