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Cincinnati's Walk of Fame Opens, Honors Trailblazers in Black Music | The Michigan Chronicle

  • Aug 5, 2023
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The stars aligned in the sky and on the paved ground as attendees on a special weekend afternoon in Cincinnati, OH. The 2023 inductees of the Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame were celebrated and received due honor and recognition for being trailblazers in the industry. Local officials and music industry titans stood together … Continued

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