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They Helped France Fight the Virus. Now France Is Fast-Tracking Their Citizenship. | The New York Times

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ART

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At 78, a Memphis sculptor sees his work headed to museums | Daily Memphian
Time has come for Tyler Gordon, 14-year-old painting prodigy from San Jose | DATEBOOK, San Francisco Chronicle

MUSIC

Betty Wright Laid To Rest Like A Queen In Miami Hometown | BET
Music icon Miles Davis remembered ahead of 94th birthday on SiriusXM’s ‘Real Jazz’ | The St. Louis American
The National Museum of African American Music: Almost Twenty Years In The Making, About to Come True | Medium

TECHNOLOGY

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