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Join the Choose Healthy Life 2025 National Conclave virtually on Monday, June 23rd at 10:00 a.m. ET! Hear keynote speaker Reverend Al Sharpton and enjoy a special performance by gospel singer JJ ...

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Music has always been at the heart of Black culture—a tool for storytelling, healing, resistance, and celebration. Whether through gospel’s soul-stirring harmonies, jazz’s improvisational brilliance, ...

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