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Queen Latifah Is Empowering Female Directors Of Color With Intention

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Queen Latifah is ensuring that women onscreen get the respect they deserve. And the Oscar-nominated actress said the best way to do that is to put women behind the lens. []

The post Queen Latifah Talks Empowering Female Directors With Intention appeared first on Essence.

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