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#VERZUZ  #TrapGodvsSnoCone #Jeezy #GucciMane 🔥🔥🔥🔥

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OMG 😳 You can’t be serious! Another rapper gone 😐 #RIPMo3 🙏🏾🕊💔

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History has been made...... [via @defjam] #election2020 #bidenharris2020

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#RIPKingVon 🙏🏾🕊💔

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I VOTED 🗳 #IamElectionReady #Election2020

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Do You Remember⁉️💽 1 year ago today, #KanyeWest released ‘Jesus Is King’ featuring the tracks “Water”, “Follow God”, and “Closed On Sunday”. #HipHopClassic #Throwback #JesusIsKing #PhreshHottNew #PHNOM

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PHN Throwback Thursday Each and Every Thursday 🔙🎵 via Phresh Hott New Online Magazine

Flame 🔥🔥 or Not 👎🏾👎🏾?

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PHN Florida TakeOver Thursdays | Florida Artist: Rod Wave “Rags2Riches 2” (feat. Lil Baby)

Flame 🔥🔥 or Not 👎🏾👎🏾?

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The beautiful Solange Knowles 💜💜💛💛

Solange Knowles: Reflections on Stillness, Joy, and the Year That Changed Everything

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Lizzo is our October issue cover star! 

Read the full profile: here.

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Travis Scott feat. Young Thug & M.I.A. - FRANCHISE Hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 Chart this week! 

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#NowPlaying SHINE by Wale #NewAlbum #NewMusic #NewMusicFriday

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#NowPlaying Rather You Than Me by Rick Ross #RickRoss #RatherYouThanMe

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#FlashbackFriday #NowPlaying Shook Ones, Pt. II by Mobb Deep #MobbDeep #ShookOnes

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Hi!!!!! #MizzSweetieWorld Coming Soon! 💋 #Miami #Fashion #Lifestyle #shoes #shoestagram #shoesaddicted #shoeslover #shoesaholicss #shoesporn #shoesonlineshop

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Afeni Shakur || The Life & Legacy Of A Black Revolutionary

Saint Heron writes:

During my senior year in college, I took a Black Radicalism course that focused on the pivotal movements and united fronts that Blacks formed throughout our existence. It was there that I had gotten a deeper look into the life of Afeni Shakur. Up until that point, I had thought of her only as the mother of the late Tupac, who’s rise to fame was at the hands of her son. Before there was Tupac Shakur, there was his mother, Afeni, and at times, her narrative is often lost and intertwined into his. But, peeling back the layers of motherhood, Afeni was an activist, a Black militant, a revolutionary and a voice for those who couldn’t speak.

Today we mourn the loss of one of the most influential Black women in our culture’s history at age 69 as we remember her legacy.