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Roxie C. Black is a living legacy

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This pioneer for African American and trans advocacy isn’t afraid to make enemies. But she’d much rather make friends.
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Roxie C. Black is a living legacy

This pioneer for African American and trans advocacy isn’t afraid to make enemies. But she’d much rather make friends.

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The Current broke the news on Friday, June 19, 2026.
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