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Patti LaBelle is known for her high soprano voice and rich auntie vibes. In honor of her 77th birthday, here are 10 times she proved her legendary status.
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A Black educator is finding international success after hosting a Facebook Live teaching session after the pandemic began.
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Amid lockdown, this Nigerian fashion designer shot to fame with her iconic Gaia dress - Face2Face Africa
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Ex-prosecutor disbarred after wrongful convictions in Texas – Dallas Post Tribune
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'The Ingraham Angle' on COVID, George Floyd's death one year later, | Fox Wilmington WSFX-TV
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