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Fiddy hanging out with his east Africans kenyans/somalian kids
50 looking like, how can i make a buck off these kids
Boxing's strangest match. The opponents have but one leg apiece and the referee has but one arm. Jack "Roughhouse" Fletcher, 148 pounds, and Vernon E. "Smiling" Ford, 155 pounds, are shown as they appeared opposite one another in a 1933 charity benefit in Los Angeles with "Kid" English as referee. Both are skilled boxers and the match went to a draw.
Black dentists in Harlem, 1925.
1900 - A group of African-American schoolchildren pledging allegiance to the American flag in Hampton, Virginia.
1974 - O.J. Simpson, daughter Arnelle, son Jason, wife Marguerite (Whitley) Simpson.
Daphne Maxwell, 19, of New York, when she was named Northwestern University's Homecoming Queen October 20th 1967.
Daphne, was the first African American ever to be named Homecoming Queen.
Daphne, was the first African American ever to be named Homecoming Queen.
Daphne Maxwell, 19, of New York, when she was named Northwestern University's Homecoming Queen October 20th 1967.
Daphne, was the first African American ever to be named Homecoming Queen.
shes beautiful!
Daphne Maxwell, 19, of New York, when she was named Northwestern University's Homecoming Queen October 20th 1967.
Daphne, was the first African American ever to be named Homecoming Queen.
She Tim Reid's wife.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Reid
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daphne_Reid
damn venus flytrap came upDaphne Maxwell, 19, of New York, when she was named Northwestern University's Homecoming Queen October 20th 1967.
Daphne, was the first African American ever to be named Homecoming Queen.
I remember somebody posting this pic of her a while ago in another thread...all types of fine
Daphne Maxwell, 19, of New York, when she was named Northwestern University's Homecoming Queen October 20th 1967.
Daphne, was the first African American ever to be named Homecoming Queen.
Interesting...to me in that pic he's looking like he's doing more for them than you are
Natural hair sista in 1880.
African American women learn how to make mattresses at theTuskegee Institute, Tuskegee, Alabama, 1903.
A wealthy & well-dressed African-American couple stand by their 1909 Ford Touring car in Southern California.
A Tunisian woman and holds a vase, 1914.
1922 - Nigerian women create elaborate hair styles by treating the hair with a mixture of red clay, and heavy coconut oil.
When they remove the clay in segments, it leaves the hair in shapes.
When they remove the clay in segments, it leaves the hair in shapes.
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