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Deja Vu: Pink Friday 2 and the Dominance of Nicki Minaj

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After a six-year hiatus, Nicki Minaj dropped her highly anticipated fifth studio album, Pink Friday 2, giving barbs the perfect soundtrack to close out...

From Pink Friday to Pink Friday 2: The Evolution of Nicki Minaj

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After a six-year hiatus, Nicki Minaj dropped her highly anticipated fifth studio album, Pink Friday 2, giving barbs the perfect project to close out...

9 Ways to Boost Your Career in 2024

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2024 is here. The beginning of a new year is a time of reflection and introspection, a time to set your intentions on what...

Enough Is Enough: Addressing Domestic Violence Against Black Women

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In early November, Emmy Award winner Lauren “Keke” Palmer requested a domestic violence restraining order against her ex-boyfriend, Darius Jackson. According to AP News,...

Commemorate and Celebrate: Native American Heritage Month

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Celebrated every year in the month of November, Native American Heritage Month allows us to recognize and celebrate the history, traditions, and contributions made...
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