The Three Degrees weren’t just a harmony group—they were a force. Rising to fame in the late 1960s and 70s, they became known worldwide for their elegance, poise, and powerhouse vocals. Songs like “When Will I See You Again” cemented their place in music history, but their impact went beyond the charts. They represented an era when Black women in music were demanding visibility and excellence on their own terms. Whether on stage in glamorous gowns or on television screens across the world, The T

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had the honor and privilege of earning three master’s degrees from Cornell University. But it should surprise no one that I left more conservative than when I arrived. The irony is unmistakable—the party that preaches “love and acceptance” so often harbors the most venom for the people they disagree with. Why is that? | Wesley Hunt

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