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'''''Asphalt''''' is a [[dystopia]]n novel]] of speculative fiction written by [[Carl Hancock Rux]] published by Atria/Simon & Schuster. It was

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Zane Dance Company]]; Ronald K. Brown's "Evidence", and artist [[Carrie Mae Weems]] among others). As a performer he originated the title role of the Bernice Johnson Reagon opera "Temptation of

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the The Immerman brothers were bootleggers and also operated a delicatessen in Harlem where [[Fats Waller[[ was once employed as their delivery boy. [[rum-running|bootlegger]].<ref>Cullen, Frank, et al. ''

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A non-sequitur and other reservations, in changes to Eugene O'Neill

In your change and the next to Eugene O'Neill and section Influence on African American actors, you added a sentence beginning "Jones, however, did not originate the lead role in O’Neill's ...". But... there is no prior mention who 'Jones' might be. Did you mean to say "Robeson, however, did not originate the ..." perhaps?

Actually, upon reviewing the rest of your additions, it looks like much of them if not all were copy-n-pasted from other WP articles like Charles Sidney Gilpin and The Emperor Jones. This is not good. Shenme (talk) 02:41, 27 May 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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Maia Campbell

Sorry I didn't catch it sooner, but I've reverted your edits to Maia Campbell per WP:BLP. I assume you've learned a great deal since about the need to use high-quality sources for BLP information, and to avoid mirroring gossip media. --Ronz (talk) 18:26, 10 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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