Amid a Pandemic, Artists like Comedian, Dawn B, are Creating New and Innovative Ways to Connect with their Audiences. | Chicago Defender

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Amid a Pandemic, Artists like Comedian, Dawn B, are Creating New and Innovative Ways to Connect with their Audiences. | Chicago Defender

Amid a global pandemic, entertainers, artists, and creatives have discovered new ways and avenues to connect with their audiences. Chicago comedian Dawn B is one of those innovative creators. This Chicago native, who was born and raised on the south side of Chicago has been a comedian for over 20 years. She has entertained audiences Continued

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