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**Song: media type="file" key="R Kelly - I Believe I Can Fly.mp3" width="240" height="20"**

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**Title of Song**: I Believe I Can Fly =====

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**Date/year**: November 26, 1996 =====

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**Why I like this song**: =====

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 I like this song because it is very inspirational to me. It is one of my favorite songs. This song reminds me that the sky is the limit, and for some reason whenever I am sad or upset if I listen to this song it will make me a little happier. It means that no matter what you should always believe in yourself and have faith. =====


 * Title [|African American Art Exhibit] [[image:images-3.jpeg align="right"]]**
 * Date**: July 28, 1996


 * Author**: William Zimmer

The paintings had to do with black figures such as Malcolm X. Many local famous artists' pieces were featured in this gallery. Those artist include Renee Cox, Michael Richards, and Kerry James Marshall. This new museum exhibit showed the community that black art and artist are very important and contribute a lot.
 * Summary**: This article is about African American art. The Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art located in Ridgefield, Connecticut. It is a very popular museum. In July of 1996 a new exhibit opened. It was open to show a new generation of black artist. Very few museums have art exhibits that are for African- Americans, especially in Connecticut. A lot of art that was featured in this exhibit were not just by African- American, but it had to do with African- Americans as well.

Is this exhibit still in this museum? What are these artist doing now? Is this the first African-American art placed in the museum.
 * Questions**: