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Jasmine Amy Rogers is breaking barriers as the first Black Betty Boop on Broadway—and earning a Tony nomination. Discover her inspiring journey.
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Robert McFerrin, the first Black man to perform at the Metropolitan Opera, broke barriers in classical music, paving the way for future generations of Black opera singers. His impact stretches beyond opera into spiritual music and film.
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