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How 50 Years of ‘Soul Train’ Helped Shape Black America
By Autumn Arnett www.diverseeducation.com Fifty years ago, the iconic 'Soul Train' pulled into viewers’ homes via a nationally syndicated television program that would forever cement its creator, producer and host, Don Cornelius, as a cultural genius. Coming out of the tumultuous 1960s – with the
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Holly Robinson Peete Responds To Australian Journalist Who Accused Florence Griffith Joyner Of Drug Use
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Black Men Crowned – a salute to Black men – set for debut - TSDMemphis.com
by Brianna Smith-Herman - The inaugural Black Men Crowned Awards Show, highlighting Black men in various industries who are leaving an imprint in Memphis, is scheduled for Dec. 9 at the National Civil Rights Museum. Black Men Crowned was created by Memphis native Justin Hart, winner of a Grammy and
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