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GOOD JOB! Bronzeville Star Mae Ya Carter Ryan releases video honoring essential workers | The Crusader Newspaper Group

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By Erick Johnson How do you tell a doctor or nurse they’re doing a good job during the coronavirus pandemic? For Bronzeville’s star singer Mae Ya Carter Ryan, a song from Grammy-winning Hip Hop singer Alicia Keys will do. It’s the latest achievement from Ryan, whose promising career began in Chicago with a string of […]

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