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“Fish & Scripts” co-founders talk about creating community for Black creatives – CBS News

 afrakan  August 28, 2025  Leave a comment
“Fish & Scripts” co-founders talk about creating community for Black creatives – CBS News



Jazmin Jenay Johnson and Johnathon L. Jackson started “Fish & Scripts” as a community event to connect with creatives.



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