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Creator’s House Dives Into The Future Of Black Women In Sports

By Kenyatta Victoria ·Updated July 10, 2023

This generation of collegiate and professional athletes is led by multifaceted Black women. Example: Flau’jae Johnson, a starting player on LSU’s women’s basketball team and known Hip Hop artist, is only 19 and helped lead her team to become the

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