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Danai Gurira on Sharing Emotions with Okoye in ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ | WATCH

 *Danai Gurira (“The Walking Dead,” “All Eyez on Me”) returns to the Marvel universe in the sequel to the 2018 Academy-Award-nominated film “Black Panther.” Gurira reprises her role as “Okoye,” the confident and influential leader of the Dora Milaje in “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.” As Wakanda is grieving the loss of its king T’Challa

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Dave Chappelle Comes for Ye, Talks Antisemitism and Trump in ‘SNL’ Monologue | WATCH

*(CNN) — Dave Chappelle addressed several contentious topics in his latest “Saturday Night Live” monologue, focusing mostly on Kanye West’s recent antisemitic comments. In a lengthy stand-up set, Chappelle name-checked former President Donald Trump and Senate candidate Herschel Walker — and also may have alluded to the negative reaction to jokes he’s made about transgender

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Tega & The Victorious Voices Debut New Single & Video “Jehovah is Your Name”

Ace Nigerian music director, singer, and songwriter, Tega & The Victorious Voices officially debut the gospel music scene as a celebrated band with their very first single titled “Jehovah is Your Name“. The much-anticipated track is available now to download/stream across all major digital platforms worldwide, click here: https://tega.fanlink.to/jehovah-is-your-name. Heavy on African percussion, “Jehovah is

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Local officials join students and staff of City Schools for “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” screening

By Reginald Williams, Special to the AFRO The youthful energy inside of Baltimore’s famed Senator Theatre was infectious.  Applause, “ooohs,” “ahhhs” and occasional laughter rang out inside the the building. More than 300 students and staff from Baltimore City Public Schools and historically Black college institutions filled the historic theater for a private screening of