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BLAC Fridays Playlist: Summer Ain’t Over Yet
August 19, 2022 · Updated August 19, 2022·By Darralynn Hutson
I’ve been watching the clouds so much lately, since being home more this week, writing yet more cautious of this monkeypox outbreak and how I can bring this summer to a nice clean and righteous ending; these words come t
August 19, 2022 · Updated August 19, 2022
I’ve been watching the clouds so much lately, since being home more this week, writing yet more cautious of this monkeypox outbreak and how I can bring this summer to a nice clean and righteous ending; these words come to mind. “It ain’t over.” The CDC is suggesting that this virus is spread through penetration so be careful and be aware but don’t shut it down just yet.
There’s a blessing to living in a state that’s right off of the great lakes so the water is just as blue at the end of August as it is in June. There’s a lot to experience both in and outdoors and as always we got you. BLAC is and continues to share rich and cultural happenings to enrich your life in Black Detroit. Whether you’re learning to paddle, enjoying live music at the park or experimenting with a new piece of furniture, BLAC has curated the best playlist of tracks that keep it moving with safe energy and knowledge.
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Remember, The Summer Ain’t Over
TGIF
Darralynn and Team BLAC
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