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Black Star Power: Check Out What’s New & Black On Netflix In June
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Black Star Power: Check Out What’s New & Black On Netflix In June

The month of June is here, which means that in addition to the official start of summer, Netflix has some great content dropping that is full of black star power!


Now is the perfect time to deep dive into Netflix's streaming archives because all of the shows you watch on network TV have all ended for the season. So sit back, get comfy, and check out all black AF content on Netflix you need to add to your Watchlist!

1.Currently Streaming: "What Had Happened Was: Dear White People"

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If you've already finished the stellar second season of the hit series Dear White People, then this in-depth aftershow is just for you. Via Netflix's Strong Black Lead, this aftershow is exclusively streaming on Facebook and focuses on the characters, situations, and themes of the show's second season. At press time, four episodes are available and you can check them out here!

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