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Vince Staples’ American Scream

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By Julian Kimble Verified
| GQ Verified
From listeners to viewers to random reply guys, people should be used to Vince Staples challenging them by now. Before social media became another platform for his acerbic wit, music was the showcase for his perceptiveness and desire to push past the confines of genre.
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D.C.'s Mandu Offers Dope Daily Happy Hour at Both Locations

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By Julian Kimble Verified
| Complex Verified
With one location between Adam’s Morgan and Dupont Circle (1805 18th St., NW), and another at Mount Vernon Triangle (453 K St., NW) , D.C.’s Mandu offers tight happy hour every day. Since opening in the fall of 2006, the restaurant has specialized in traditional Korean cuisine and hosts everything from brunch to the aforementioned happy hour. (Can we say enough about the happy hour?
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The 30 Best Black Sitcoms of All Time

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By Julian Kimble Verified, Alyson Lewis
| Complex Verified
Black sitcoms have existed on television for decades now—The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air is over 30!—and while they aren’t as universally appreciated as sitcoms with less diverse casts, they offer an in-depth presentation of what it’s like existing as a Black person in a world that doesn’t cater to us. Casting aside traditional Black roles like service workers, maids, and other harmful caricatures, the Black sitcom has evolved into a relatable representation that wasn’t previously depicted.
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