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Jay-Z’s Roc Nation Partners with Brooklyn’s Long Island University to Launch A New School

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Jay-Z just unveiled his latest power move — and this one is for the culture. The entertainment mogul and his entertainment company Roc Nation are partnering with Brooklyn’s Long Island […]

The post Jay-Z’s Roc Nation Partners with Brooklyn’s Long Island University to Launch A New School appeared first on Essence.

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