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10 Girlfriends That Changed the Culture
In a world where relationships are often spotlighted for romance or rivalry, there’s something undeniably powerful about Black women who choose each other; as friends, sisters, and ride-or-dies.
These friendships don’t just exist behind the scenes. They’re loud. Visible. Impactful. And they’ve shaped the culture in more ways than one.
From Oprah and Gayle redefining what platonic soulmates can be, to Beyoncé and Kelly proving that girl group bonds can stand the test of time, these friendships are more than cute Instagram moments—they’re cultural landmarks.
They show us that behind every iconic woman is often another woman hyping her up, holding her accountable, and helping her thrive.
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1. Beyoncé & Kelly Rowland
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2. Oprah Winfrey & Gayle King
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3. Issa Rae & Yvonne Orji
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4. Rihanna & Melissa Forde
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5. Tracee Ellis Ross & Ava DuVernay
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6. Ciara & La La Anthony
10 Girlfriends That Changed the Culture was originally published on wtlcfm.com
7. Chlöe & Halle Bailey
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8. Serena Williams & Beyoncé
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9. Zendaya & Storm Reid
10 Girlfriends That Changed the Culture was originally published on wtlcfm.com
10. Kerry Washington & Viola Davis
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