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In this week’s edition of “This is Culture”, Linnete Bahati focuses on renowned American singer Beyonce’s African-inspired look during the recent Annual Grammy Awards ceremony.
She was not just making a fashion statement but she was actually paying homage to an indigenous African religious deity: Osun, the goddess of beauty, prosperity, love, order, fertility and motherhood.
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