/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/7187369/Screen%20Shot%202016-09-28%20at%201.43.49%20PM.png "Marvel's Luke Cage isn't afraid of the character's blaxploitation roots. It embraces them, and is better for it. - Vox")
Marvel's Luke Cage isn't afraid of the character's blaxploitation roots. It embraces them, and is better for it. - Vox
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Marvel's Luke Cage isn't afraid of the character's blaxploitation roots. It embraces them, and is better for it. - Vox
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/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/7186009/detail%20(19).jpg "Marvel's Luke Cage isn't afraid of the character's blaxploitation roots. It embraces them, and is better for it. - Vox")
Marvel's Luke Cage isn't afraid of the character's blaxploitation roots. It embraces them, and is better for it. - Vox
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