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Black Conservatives Support Trump Despite Racism Allegations Original

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By Amber Ferguson
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The black GMC Yukon pulled up outside the National Republican Club of Capitol Hill on Wednesday night, blasting a song featuring Nicki Minaj. As the lyrics spilled out, five young Black conservatives, a group of political influencers and rising activists, hurried inside for the Black Americans for Trump Trailblazer Reception.
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Bruce Springsteen releases searing protest song 'Streets of Minneapolis'

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By Amber Ferguson
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Bruce Springsteen released a pointedly emotional protest song Wednesday, amid widespread outrage over sweeping immigration raids that have led to violence and fatal shootings at the hands of federal agents. The four-minute track, Streets of Minneapolis, directly criticizes Immigration and Customs Enforcement, President Donald Trump, his top aides and the political turmoil unleashed by his demands for mass deportations.
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Oscar nominations: Sinners, One Battle After Another lead with most nods

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By Amber Ferguson
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Sinners, the transporting vampire flick from director Ryan Coogler, broke the record for the most Oscar nominations, followed by One Battle After Another, Paul Thomas Andersons kinetic revolutionary thriller. With 16 nods, Sinners surpassed the 14-nomination record first set in 1950 by All About Eve and later tied by Titanic and La La Land.
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