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thebrunswicknews.com | LZ Granderson
LOS ANGELES - It's been one year since Kendrick Lamar took the Kia Forum stage in Inglewood for "The Pop Out: Ken and Friends," the first in a series of highly publicized victory laps that have come at the expense of his deflated rival, Drake. Their rap battle began more than a decade ago, and the two heavyweights exchanged subtle lyrical jabs until the gloves came off in the winter of 2023.
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thederrick.com | LZ Granderson
LOS ANGELES — It's been one year since Kendrick Lamar took the Kia Forum stage in Inglewood for "The Pop Out: Ken and Friends," the first in a series of highly publicized victory laps that have come at the expense of his deflated rival, Drake. Their rap battle began more than a decade ago, and the two heavyweights exchanged subtle lyrical jabs until the gloves came off in the winter of 2023.
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latimes.com | LZ Granderson
It’s been one year since Kendrick Lamar took the Kia Forum stage in Inglewood for “The Pop Out: Ken and Friends,” the first in a series of highly publicized victory laps that have come at the expense of his deflated rival, Drake. Their rap battle began more than a decade ago, and the two heavyweights exchanged subtle lyrical jabs until the gloves came off in the winter of 2023.
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dailygazette.com | LZ Granderson
LOS ANGELES — It's been one year since Kendrick Lamar took the Kia Forum stage in Inglewood for "The Pop Out: Ken and Friends," the first in a series of highly publicized victory laps that have come at the expense of his deflated rival, Drake. Their rap battle began more than a decade ago, and the two heavyweights exchanged subtle lyrical jabs until the gloves came off in the winter of 2023.
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union-bulletin.com | LZ Granderson
Heading into the final stretch of the 2024 election, it seemed every cable news program had a segment dedicated to this one question: What will Black men do? Progressives on the ground were voicing concerns about Black male voter turnout long before the 2022 midterms. But because the overturning of Roe vs. Wade enabled Democrats to avoid a “red wave” then, the urgency regarding Black men was muted.
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