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Our Native Daughters bring Black women's voices to forefront | Afro

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By KRISTIN M. HALL, AP Entertainment Writer NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Playing a banjo as a Black female artist is a form of activism for the four members of Our Native Daughters.  Their story, appearing in a new documentary called 'Reclaiming History: Our Native Daughters' airing on the Smithsonian Channel, is both personal and ancestral, […]

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