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After eight seasons, Black-ish will be ending its run on the 19th of this month. As a way to celebrate this groundbreaking show, The National Museum of African American History and Culture had a special viewing of the series finale. Anthony Anderson and Tracee Ellis Ross attended the event in person, along with other members of the cast of Black-ish. DCW50’s Jimmy Alexander was on hand and spoke to the stars as they said farewell to the show that changed their lives.
Fans of Black-ish, do not worry, you can catch The Johnson Family with back-to-back episodes weeknights at 7 pm on DCW50.
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