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Black romance, no blackness
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This year's Pulitzer juries awarded prizes to works that highlight the notable pitfalls of Donald Trump's presidency
Kendrick Lamar, the first rapper to win a Pulitzer
Kendrick Lamar has become the first non-classical, non-jazz artist to win the prestigious Pulitzer Prize for the music category
A soundtrack with its eye on the score
"Soundtracks are not scores. At best, they are marketing gimmicks with a pretence at a soul".
Kendrick Lamar’s “All the Stars” video in appropriation scandal
A near-exact facsimile of Viktor’s work from her Constellations series appears in the Kendrick Lamar and Sza collaboration.
Into the heart of white suburbia and the fear of the black body
Maybe it’s being raised in racist enclaves. Whatever it is, white people still believe they are the rightful owners of South Africa
Poets reclaim Cape Town’s historical narrative
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