Photos: ‘Shining a Light: A Concert for Progress on Race in America’
Bruce Springsteen and John Legend perform “American Skin (41 Shots)” at the taping of an A&E special at the Shrine Auditorium.
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Bruce Springsteen and John Legend perform “American Skin (41 Shots).”
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Ed Sheeran performs for the A&E special.
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Performers including Jamie Foxx, right, take the stage at the A&E special.
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Jill Scott performs the Billie Holiday classic “Strange Fruit.”
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Nicki Minaj didn’t sing at the show, but came out on stage to introduce some artists and to recite a poem.
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Andra Day and Nick Jonas perform.
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Andra Day performs in front of a group of backup singers.
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John Legend and Pink perform a duet.
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Smokey Robinson has a few words for the audience.
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Sting performed “Fragile,”a song about the environment that also resonated with the show’s theme about racial equality.
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Sting performs.
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Sia performs.
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Comedian George Lopez appears to introduce some of the artists.
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Tori Kelly performs.
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Tori Kelly performs with Miguel.
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Smokey Robinson performs with Eric Church.
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The Zac Brown Band performs.
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The Zac Brown Band performs.
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Ed Sheeran performs in front of a sculpture representing the church in Charleston, S.C., where nine parishioners were gunned down this year.
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John Legend and Pink perform.
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