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New passport to take community members on tour of Black-owned Arts, Entertainment venues

 afrakan  September 17, 2025  Leave a comment
New passport to take community members on tour of Black-owned Arts, Entertainment venues



A new passport is set to take community members on a tour through Kansas City's Black-owned Arts & Entertainment venues. News.



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