Rare and very interesting photos
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This is an interesting picture considering she didn't like Dr. King.
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This is Rick Ross's lineage!
General Benjamin Davis, boxer Joe Lewis, attorney and future Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, and Daisy Lampkin are attending the NAACP convention in Cincinnati, Ohio, 1947.
This pic just made me hate that bullshit abomination of a movie red tails all over again
Good pic!
Aretha Franklin parents, Rev. and Mrs. C.L. Franklin
A row of Black Panthers pretend to shoot at a motorcycle cop outside the Alameda County Courthouse in Oakland, the scene of Newton's trial.
{that cracka was probably scared as shit}
doubt that
12-26-56 - A crowd of onlookers surround the home of Rev. Fred L. Shuttlesworth, which was destroyed by a dynamite blast. The Reverend's wife and two children were injured in the explosion.
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A row of Black Panthers pretend to shoot at a motorcycle cop outside the Alameda County Courthouse in Oakland, the scene of Newton's trial.
{that cracka was probably scared as shit
1922 - The Colored section at a New York Giants Baseball game.
October 16, 1948 - George W. McLaurin, a 54 year old African American, sits in an anteroom, apart from the other students, as he attends class at the University of Oklahoma in 1948. The university insisted that segregation be maintained, but a Supreme Court ruling forced the institution to accept McLaurin as a student.
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Johnny Gray, 15, punches a white student during a scuffle in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1958. Johnny and his sister, Mary (standing behind him), were en route to their segregated school when the two whites in the photo ordered them to get off the sidewalk. Racial tension plagued the Little Rock school system for years after court-ordered integration began in 1957. Governor Orval Faubus defied the courts by closing all the public schools in 1958. Another court order reopened them in 1959.
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June 1958 - David Isom, 19, broke the color line in a Little Rock segregated public pool which resulted in officials closing the facility.
Two white swimming areas were closed due to attempts of blacks to use them.
Two white swimming areas were closed due to attempts of blacks to use them.
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Johnny Gray, 15, punches a white student during a scuffle in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1958. Johnny and his sister, Mary (standing behind him), were en route to their segregated school when the two whites in the photo ordered them to get off the sidewalk. Racial tension plagued the Little Rock school system for years after court-ordered integration began in 1957. Governor Orval Faubus defied the courts by closing all the public schools in 1958. Another court order reopened them in 1959.
Dude wasn't having it that day with them white boys.
MLK rocking the stubble
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MLK rocking the stubble
wow thats an awesome "rare" find!
July 21, 1964 - Two terrified African American girls flee police officers during a race riot in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn.
This was the second night of the riot, which began in Harlem.
The Roots - Things Fall Apart album cover
This was the second night of the riot, which began in Harlem.
The Roots - Things Fall Apart album cover
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A row of Black Panthers pretend to shoot at a motorcycle cop outside the Alameda County Courthouse in Oakland, the scene of Newton's trial.
{that cracka was probably scared as shit
i see a family member
when the panthers pictures are posted... its great.. kind of eerie in a sense..but overall great.
you see these people now..obviously i wasn't born then but to see them now older its a great thing. these are our pillars
i love them all
i might do a panther thread in the politics forum with some inside info later on
Johnny Gray, 15, punches a white student during a scuffle in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1958. Johnny and his sister, Mary (standing behind him), were en route to their segregated school when the two whites in the photo ordered them to get off the sidewalk. Racial tension plagued the Little Rock school system for years after court-ordered integration began in 1957. Governor Orval Faubus defied the courts by closing all the public schools in 1958. Another court order reopened them in 1959.
Gotdam that dude was getting in that ass.
Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee
Johnny Gray, 15, punches a white student during a scuffle in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1958. Johnny and his sister, Mary (standing behind him), were en route to their segregated school when the two whites in the photo ordered them to get off the sidewalk. Racial tension plagued the Little Rock school system for years after court-ordered integration began in 1957. Governor Orval Faubus defied the courts by closing all the public schools in 1958. Another court order reopened them in 1959.
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Johnny Gray, 15, punches a white student during a scuffle in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1958. Johnny and his sister, Mary (standing behind him), were en route to their segregated school when the two whites in the photo ordered them to get off the sidewalk. Racial tension plagued the Little Rock school system for years after court-ordered integration began in 1957. Governor Orval Faubus defied the courts by closing all the public schools in 1958. Another court order reopened them in 1959.
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