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Guyana- Letitia Wright Black Panther Star Received Honorary Doctorate

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The vice chancellor of the University of Guyana, Professor Dr. Paloma Mohamed-Martin, awarded an honorary doctorate to 'Wakanda Forever' actressLetitia Michelle Wright. The university's Turkeyen, Georgetown, the campus saw the awarding of the 'Honoris Causa' degree. The Guyanese - British actor is most known for her part in the Marvel film 'Black Panther,' received the […]

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