CULTURE

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The use of Black slang in modern advertising reflects a long and complicated relationship between Black culture and American consumerism.

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Kandy G. Lopez is an Afro-Caribbean visual artist whose work is deeply rooted in cultural inquiry, material exploration, and storytelling.

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