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The pride
From the glitz and glamour to the power struggles and private dramas, this intriguing portrait of New York's African-American elite uncovers all the secrets only an insider could reveal...
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- "Sture Jorgenson's rise from dishwasher at the Water Club to part-owner of a hotspot named for tragic legend Dorothy Dandridge has him rubbing elbows with many powerful people, but when Sture gains entree into "The Pride," he becomes part of that coterie of New York's most accomplished black men and women, the lions and lionesses whose lives intersect on Wall Street, in Harlem, in the Hamptons, and on Park Avenue."
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- "The pride"
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