'The Little Mermaid' acts as a rare reflection for young Black girls

Friday, four Kansas City girls - Aminah and Syiah Muhammad, and Parker and Sidney Strother - had it all, and were ready to see the newest movie making waves, the live-action "Little Mermaid."
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