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Whitney Houston’s Enduring Legacy: Lifting Up Other Black Women

The singer was intimately familiar with how punishing the spotlight could be. Instead of only guiding others toward greater visibility, she worked to ensure they would survive it.

Emily Lordi
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Black People, Houston, Whitney, Khan, Chaka, Pop and Rock Music, Rae, Issa
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