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Posts tagged with "Whitney Houston"
Twin Cities Black Film Festival founder on 10 years of stars and screenings
Dec. 26 | By Charles Hallman Staff Writer (l-r) Screenwriter Stacy Parshall-Jensen and Twin Cities Black Film Festival founder Natalie MorrowPhoto by Charles Hallman Ten years ago, Natalie Morrow wanted to establish an annual Black film screening event...
Whitney Houston’s illness overlooked in mass media
Apr. 4 | More than a few of us were afraid it would turn out to be something like this: Cocaine, according to the L.A. County Coroner official finding, contributed to a heart failure that killed Whitney Houston, who, as by now the whole world...
It’s what — and not who — killed Whitney Houston
Mar. 21 | A new allegation has surfaced that pop superstar Whitney Houston was murdered. Legal television commentator Nancy Grace ignited a firestorm of criticism speculating Houston’s death might have been a homicide. “I’d like...
Whitney was one of us
Feb. 29 | Whitney Houston was one of us; she was a human being with all the angst, pain and limitations that brings. She was a woman living and fighting the applied stigma of the “weaker” and by implication the second-class sex, in, yes, what...
