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Megan Piphus, Sesame Street’s first Black female puppeteer, launches a Nashville exhibit and mentors girls through her new music album.
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Richard Parsons, the first Black CEO of Time Warner, passed away at 76. His leadership and legacy shaped major companies, and his contributions to business and culture will be remembered.
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