
Remembering Clarence Avant: The Free, Fearless Godfather of Black Entertainment
Sean Diddy Combs pays tribute to Clarence Avant, known as "The Black Godfather," following his death at the age of 92. Avant, an influential executive in the music industry, was praised by Diddy for his fearlessness, advocacy for Black creators, and his mentorship. Avant's life was recently documented in the Netflix film "The Black Godfather," featuring interviews with notable figures such as Barack Obama and Quincy Jones. Avant's death comes nearly two years after the murder of his wife, Jacqueline Avant.


