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Original Content Celebrate Juneteenth with a playlist that honors Black freedom, resistance, & joy, featuring legends like Sam Cooke, Kendrick Lamar, Beyoncé, and more.
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Music The singer says when she showed her label her plans for "Level Up" and her project, they didn't seem interested.
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Music Clarksdale's mayor Chuck Espy presided over Rick Ross' street naming ceremony in Mississippi, which was a heartening affair.
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Politics Azealia Banks calls out Candace Owens after the political commentator publicly opposes Juneteenth.
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Music The Los Angeles event was disrupted by a stampede caused by unclear factors, causing Amazon Music to pull the plug early.
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Songs The longtime singer is nearing a new short project called "Black Mona Lisa Vol. 2: The Cookout Sessions".
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Movies Kenya Barris and Pharrell Williams will develop an exclusive feature musical for the streaming service.
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Streetwear Nike CEO John Donahoe has announced that the company will observe Juneteenth as an annual paid holiday.
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Music Pharrell and Kenya are coming together for a memorable musical.
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Music Big Sean's efforts haven't gone unnoticed.
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Music Chloe Bailey took to Instagram to show off her Tina Turner inspired fit.
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Politics Pharrell Williams helps ring in the news that Juneteenth will be officially recognized as a Virginia state holiday.
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Music Chloe and Nelly teamed up for a performance at CNN's Juneteenth celebration.
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Society Public figures bring awareness to the holiday.
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Society America celebrates one of its most important moments.
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News Tobe Nwigwe shares a powerful song "Passing Through" on Apple Music's "Freedom Songs" playlist, featuring music inspired by Juneteenth.
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Tech Snapchat has issued an apology for a questionable Juneteenth filter that asked users to smile in order to break the chains of slavery.
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Pop Culture Everybody from Chris Brown and 2 Chainz to Barack Obama sent out special messages on Juneteenth.
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Pop Culture Idris Elba owned up to his mistakes in the best way after upsetting lots of people with his "tone deaf" Juneteenth T-shirt.
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Pop Culture Snoop Dogg with a history lesson for Boosie.
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Music The producer said the American president is all about the theatrics.
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Erika Marie