In Memoriam: Dolly Parton, Catherine O'Hara, and the Cultural Giants Lost in 2026
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Journalist Annette Lévy-Willard, long at "Libération", looks back at the death of the iconic American singer of country Dolly Parton. And parallels the course of the latter, as well as that of Simone de Beauvoir, who should inspire the feminist revolts of today. Here is her chronicle, originally broadcast on September 2 on RCJ.
IN MEMORIAM: Dolly Parton Dead at 80 — How She Built a Legacy of Love and Earned Her Place in Black Culture - The Florida Star
Dolly Parton’s legacy reaches far beyond country music. From writing the song that Whitney Houston transformed into a global anthem to supporting Black communities, championing literacy and turning her success into opportunities for others, Parton showed that love is most powerful when it becomes action. As the world mourns her passing at 80, her connection to Black culture offers a lasting reminder of the impact one person can make by choosing …
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