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Beyoncé’s Platinum ‘Renaissance’ Look was Triggering for Some in the Black Community - Here is Why | VIDEOs | EURweb

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*(CNN) — The recent debate over Beyoncé’s appearance at the Los Angeles premiere of her new film has made one thing clear: even a cultural icon can’t escape the legacy of racism and colorism in America. The superstar nearly broke the internet this week when images emerged of the singer in a silver gown, with […]

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