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The 70% Club (2010)

Oprah Winfrey, The New York Times, and ABC Nightline have all reported that 70% of black women are single.But this group of friends never thought they would be part of the statistic.
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Oprah Winfrey, The New York Times, and ABC Nightline have all reported that 70% of black women are single.But this group of friends never thought they would be part of the statistic.

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Directed By:H. Lee Bell IV
Written By:Mary McCallum
In Theaters:6/22/2010
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Runtime:98 minutes
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