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Billy Porter reveals he's been living with HIV for 14 years

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By BLCK Culture
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(Frazer Harrison/Getty Images) By Isoken Osagie Billy Porter, who is best known for his role as Pray Tell, a character who is HIV-positive on the FX series "Pose," revealed Wednesday that he has been living with HIV. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the Emmy-award-winning actor said he was first diagnosed 14 years ago.
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Dr. Maya Angelou to be honored on limited edition quarter coins in 2022

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By BLCK Culture
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(Courtesy of the United States Mint) By Isoken Osagie Writer and poet Dr. Maya Angelou will appear on a series of quarters that will be issued by the U.S. Mint over the next four years. Astronaut Sally Ride, the first American woman to fly in space, will also appear on the quarter coin. According to The New York Times, both women will be honored on the reverse, or tails, side of the coins.
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Protesters gather outside of Penn Museum and demand return of remains of child victims of 1985 MOVE bombing

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By Sam Britt, BLCK Culture
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(Mark Makela/Getty Images) By Sam Britt (PHILADELPHIA) Protesters gathered outside of the Penn Museum on Wednesday to call for the return of the remains of the children killed in the 1985 MOVE bombing, according to WHYY. In 1985, Philadelphia police bombed the home of MOVE, a Black liberation group. The bomb burned down 61 homes and killed 11 members of the MOVE organization, including five children.
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