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In a year that sees Kate Winslet possibly earn awards recognition for her role in the upcoming film “Ammonite,” perhaps the most interesting role the actress has is in “Black Beauty.” Why? Well, in this upcoming Disney+ feature, Winslet doesn’t appear on screen. Instead, she voices a horse.

It looks like “Black Beauty” will ride again, as Disney+ announced today that a contemporary adaptation of Anna Sewell’s classic 19th century novel of the same name is set to premiere on the streaming service later this year. Black Beauty (this time round voiced by Oscar winner Kate Winslet) is a wild mustang born free in the American west.

Allure reached out to Walgreens and received the same statement.The following day, that CVS shared a statement with them reading, "We have a firm nondiscrimination policy that applies to all aspects of our business and our product protection measures have never been based on the race or ethnicity of our customers. After reviewing the security measures we have in place for many different products and categories, we are taking steps in our stores to ensure that no hair, beauty, or personal-care products for communities of color are kept in locked displays or shelving units."A video shared by Walmart shopper Lauren Epps summarizes why this shift is so needed at any and all stores that lock up products intended for certain shoppers.

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