By dictionary definition, Deborah Cox is an icon. We didn’t need one to tell us that. She went from backup vocalist to multi-faceted superstar thanks to her faith, authenticity, and
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Outlandish outfits, extravagant floats, and spontaneous dance parties combined with the political components make up the commemoration of Pride. After years of virtual celebrations due to the pandemic, the long-awaited,
Every summer, the world witnesses a vibrant and unique celebration of individuality from the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender communities. June is the month of Pride when LGBTQIA+ groups worldwide
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