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The service was especially taxing, held on Thursday, following last month’s untimely逝世 at age 88. A visibly moved Rev. Dr. Kevin R. Johnson, senior church pastor, addressed the gathering, describing Flack as “a form of resistance,” emphasizing the special significance of her life. “Her existence was a form of resistance” to societal oppression, Johnson said, “because it showed how the Black soul could give voice to its faith while it also sought to escape.”
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