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Rakeem Jones
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Contributor, Fayetteville Observer
North Carolina
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By Rakeem Jones| Fayetteville Observer Verified The 22nd annual North Carolina Black Film Festival took place in Wilmington, NC, from April 10-13. The festival showcased films, documentaries, and workshops, highlighting Black voices and stories. Events included a cinematography workshop, a Q&A with Disney animator Bruce W. Smith, and an awards ceremony. The portrayal of Black people in media, specifically in TV and film, has evolved over the years.
By Rakeem Jones| Fayetteville Observer Verified Dreamville Festival, a music festival founded by J. Cole, concluded its final year in Raleigh. The festival, known for its diverse lineup, featured artists such as Lil Wayne, Erykah Badu and 21 Savage. J. Cole concluded the festival with a performance that paid homage to his musical journey and Fayetteville roots. RALEIGH — J. Cole brought a touch of his childhood home in Fayetteville to his headlining final set at what has been billed as the fifth and final Dreamville Festival.
By Rakeem Jones| Fayetteville Observer Verified The 22nd annual North Carolina Black Film Festival took place in Wilmington, NC, from April 10-13. The festival showcased films, documentaries, and workshops, highlighting Black voices and stories. Events included a cinematography workshop, a Q&A with Disney animator Bruce W. Smith, and an awards ceremony. The portrayal of Black people in media, specifically in TV and film, has evolved over the years.
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Fayetteville Observer
North Carolina's oldest newspaper publishing since 1816, The Fayetteville Observer is our region's premier daily news source. The Fayetteville Observer is a leader and early adopter of cutting-edge technology. In 1995, The Fayetteville Observer was one of the first newspapers in the state with its own website and was named "Best in the State" by The North Carolina Press association. The publication was recognized as one of "10 Newspapers That Do It Right" by Editor & Publisher magazine in 2018 for its work in the digital landscape due to a dedicated team that produces original content, engages with readers online and collaborates with the reporting staff. Likewise, the company's print product has thrived, also being named "Best in the State" numerous times for both news coverage and advertising by The North Carolina Press Association. The state-of-the-art printing press has earned the company worldwide recognition for print quality. The Fayetteville Observer has broadened its portfolio of products to include community newspapers in Hope Mills, The Sandspur; and three weekly publications serving the military at Fort Bragg and Camp Lejeune. The Fayetteville Observer boldly moves into the future as the region's multi-media leader - serving readers when, where and how they wish to receive their information, while allowing our advertisers' marketing solutions to reach their desired audience. As a Gannett publication, The Fayetteville Observer's digital marketing solutions are powered by ThriveHive, an award-winning team of digital experts who provide leading-edge technology and highly customized programs that help small and mid-sized business succeed in today's ever-changing marketing landscape
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