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Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:I remember lots of funny skits from her. A real local icon in theater and comedy.
toyolink wrote:This lady gave a lot to us.
We seemed to have forgotten her.......and now this.
RIP MS Beulah, hope you are in a better place.
BANzai Rastafarai wrote:this annoys me. Outside of Uncle Ellis (and i hope that they keep him relevant, and he's a johnny Come lately TBH)) and Roaring Lion back in the day (Who Eddie Grant personally took care of) most of our cultural icons die poor/embarrassed/lack of recognition..and im talking across the board...all racial lines.
There is ZERO forward planning for our cultural icons.
Dizzy28 wrote:BANzai Rastafarai wrote:this annoys me. Outside of Uncle Ellis (and i hope that they keep him relevant, and he's a johnny Come lately TBH)) and Roaring Lion back in the day (Who Eddie Grant personally took care of) most of our cultural icons die poor/embarrassed/lack of recognition..and im talking across the board...all racial lines.
There is ZERO forward planning for our cultural icons.
But Ras you have to admit the icons not really planning for them selves very well either.
BANzai Rastafarai wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:BANzai Rastafarai wrote:this annoys me. Outside of Uncle Ellis (and i hope that they keep him relevant, and he's a johnny Come lately TBH)) and Roaring Lion back in the day (Who Eddie Grant personally took care of) most of our cultural icons die poor/embarrassed/lack of recognition..and im talking across the board...all racial lines.
There is ZERO forward planning for our cultural icons.
But Ras you have to admit the icons not really planning for them selves very well either.
yeah you right...even modern day icons cant manage their own successes. Its a void that either the artists are afraid of embracing or too proud to admit they need management/help.
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