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Beyond the Gates: CBS's first Black-centric daytime drama | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

Beyond the Gates, the first hour-long daytime drama centered on a Black family, is set to premiere on CBS on February 24, 2025, aiming to redefine the possibilities for diversity and inclusion on daytime TV.

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