Rare and very interesting photos
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this one was fake/staged for a magazine
this one was real
black woman protecting a klansmen being beat at a rally
this one was real
black woman protecting a klansmen being beat at a rally
this one was real
black woman protecting a klansmen being beat at a rally
Stupid. Unintelligent. Senselessly, good Christian ******* slave gesture. Foolish. Representative of the magnitude of obliviousness Black people have when it comes to what white people think about you simply because of your fucking skin color.
You want to talk about protecting Black women? As a man, I wouldn't risk my life protecting something as idiotic as that.
African-American high school students at segregated Frederick Douglass High School, Baltimore, Maryland, 1932.
Morgan State College football team in 1926, Baltimore, Maryland.
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Women's Army Corps (WACs) posing for a group photo in uniform during WW II, 1940.
Dorothy Height and friend, 1940.
Damn! She used to be so fucking hot.Sheila E.
Morgan State College football team in 1926, Baltimore, Maryland.
Nice.
Go Bears, 4 life!!
Morgan State College football team in 1926, Baltimore, Maryland.
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I follow miss lady on IG. She posts some really good vids and pictures, a lot of people I have tried to follow that I have never seen. I can't. wait until I get a real coffee table to put the book on...
Dorothy Counts – The First Black Girl To Attend An All White School In The United States – Being Teased And Taunted By Her White Male Peers At Charlotte’s Harry Harding High School, 1957
this shit humbles me...I deal w/ some dirty looks and shit @ work but it doesn't compare...not one iota
I really truly believe this is the key to our future!
Flora Stewart was 117 years old when this photo was taken in New Hampshire in 1867(she was born in 1750!). She saw this country founded ands lived to see the Revolutionary War, the Civil War and the end of slavery. She saw George Washington and Abraham Lincoln as Presidents.
How is this thread not a sticky?
what he said indeed agreed fam!
Moses Fleetwood Walker. The first black baseball player to play for the white major leagues.
Mr. Walker is wearing the exact same expression I usually end up with after a full day of work.
(This thread is incredible, by the way.
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