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Chris Brown performs at the third annual Lil Baby & Friends Birthday Celebration at sold-out State Farm Arena in Atlanta on Friday, December 9, 2022. Performers included Drake, 21 Savage, GloRilla, Lakeya, Rocko and DJ Fresh. (Photo: Robb Cohen for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

Credit: Robb Cohen for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution

The LineUp: 5 Black culture events to attend July 3-July 10

From restaurant and shop openings to music and film festivals, there’s no shortage of Black cultural events taking place in Atlanta on any given day or night. That’s why every Wednesday The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Black Culture team creates a curated list of event recommendations to help you sift through the variety of options happening from week to week.
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      The LineUp: 5 Black culture events to attend July 3-July 10

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      How Atlanta agency Six Degrees is making advertising more inclusive

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      Atlanta esports organization strikes deal with internet giant Xfinity

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      Heat Check: Killer Mike wins big at BET awards, Usher deserved better

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      Ts Madison plans to make Atlanta home a safe space for Black trans women

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      UATL hits slam dunk with second movie night screening of ‘Love and Basketball’
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      Supermodel Naomi Campbell is the subject of a new exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. The exhibit follows her 40-year modeling career and the pivotal moments that have made it special. Image credit: Marco Bahler

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      OPINION

      RHONE: We saw beauty, poise in a supermodel. Now we also see resilience

      To a generation of Black teenage girls, Naomi Campbell personified perfection. A retrospective on the career of Campbell offers new insight into her personality and her battles. To me, Campbell, a Black British woman of Jamaican ancestry, was more than a model. She was validation. Her appearance on magazine covers, on designer catwalks and in music videos was a signal that the world was changing. And she was helping to lead the charge.