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0:44Now PlayingFor the Culture: This or That Black History Month Edition. We asked Marissa Mitchell about the moments, people, and culture that shaped Black creativity, community and excellence. Her answers range from everyday preferences to moments and people that shaped Black history and culture.
Beyoncé became the most awarded artist in Grammy history.
Living Single is one of the first sitcoms to center Black women as professionals and friends.
Waiting to Exhale is one of the first major films that proved Black women–led stories could thrive at the box office.
Serena Williams won 23 Grand Slam singles titles, the most in the Open Era.
Barack Obama received the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to strengthen diplomacy and global cooperation.
Celebrate Black History All Month with FOX 5 DC!
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