'Ain't No Mo'' is an incredible Broadway play and worthy of the effort to save it

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'Ain't No Mo'' is an incredible Broadway play and worthy of the effort to save it

OPINION: Celebrities have rallied in support of the play, which explores what happens when Black Americans decide to 'go back to Africa.'

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