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Meet Martine Elyse Philippe: A Champion for Artists, Youth, and the Marginalized - Dallas Weekly

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By Anyika McMillan-Herod It’s been over two decades since a Black woman spearheaded the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture. The dynamic Margie Johnson-Reese served in this role […]

The post <strong>Meet Martine Elyse Philippe: A Champion for Artists, Youth, and the Marginalized</strong> appeared first on Dallas Weekly.

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