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soooo dope..yeah i iheard that about babe ruth being biracial also....iBabe Ruth posing with fans 1925. He was a popular figure in the African American community because of his willingness to treat them as he would white fans, along with rumors of him being biracial.
Damn Latoya was sexy!The Jackson family and David Bowie.
https://www.warhistoryonline.com/hi...-an-artillery-strike-on-his-own-position.html
Medal of Honor – John R. Fox sacrificed himself by deliberately calling an artillery strike on his own position
John Robert Fox was an American soldier who was killed in action when he deliberately called artillery fire on his own position after his position was overrun. By sacrificing himself, he succeeded in defeating a German attack in northern Italy during World War II. He was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor in 1997, for willingly sacrificing his life
Medal of Honor – John R. Fox sacrificed himself by deliberately calling an artillery strike on his own position
John Robert Fox was an American soldier who was killed in action when he deliberately called artillery fire on his own position after his position was overrun. By sacrificing himself, he succeeded in defeating a German attack in northern Italy during World War II. He was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor in 1997, for willingly sacrificing his life
I can understand the braiding it is not chemicals. Sometimes I wonder about the Sampson story. We already know that we cannot trust white people yet we are still following them. If I had kids it does not matter if they are a male or female I would never cut their hair or put chemicals in it.
At one time there were pyramids all over the world and I bet some of the earlier technology and dwelling places had evidence or artifacts and pictures of us with afros. And we were more modern then than we are today. Demons (whites)destroyed or hid those things as they are still doing now. Israel is the major force still hiding and destroying things in the middle east about blacks and truth.
The black way of raising a black child is breast milk and water and then when it start teething feed it only organic raw fruits and vegetables and the miracle foods out of the bee hive. They refer to it as the food of the Gods (blacks). Bee Pollen is referred to as the hidden manna of revelation. Royal Jelly is like the foundation of youth. These are the things they will always try to keep young blacks away from. We seem to not be able to see whites for what they really are devils.
To try our original way of life now would be an attempted escape. There are whites that would kill to keep this from happening. The vaccines that are mandatory for school kids are being designed to stop things like this.
7 year old Pam Grier in 1956.
“Son” Sims (left) and Muddy Waters (right) photographed by John Work III, 1942
CAC will die to keep that under wraps if he was biracialBabe Ruth posing with fans 1925. He was a popular figure in the African American community because of his willingness to treat them as he would white fans, along with rumors of him being biracial.
Sammy Davis Jr and Martin Luther King Jr backstage at New York's Majestic Theatre, 1965
Damn what was up with MLK's neck and suit?
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Rising Star
I remember reading this article when it came out...
...small world
Old, racist ass Carnival and State Fair games 
Unified Korea. Taken between 1890 and 1910. Check the skin color!
Stunning photographs have emerged showing a forgotten time when Korea was unified and people were free to live in peace without the threat of nuclear war. This image shows guests with face paint attending a wedding in Seoul, the capital of what is now South Korea, in about 1900
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Prayers: Koreans are pictured gathering to worship the Sindo gods in front of wooden statues by a roadside in Seoul, in about 1900
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Taken between 1890 and 1910 before the Korean War tore a nation apart, the people of the north and south can be seen living together in harmony. This image shows a school in Seoul, Korea in 1903. The three boys in the back wearing hats are married
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Taking flight: A young woman flies through the air as she plays the dangerous see-saw game of Neolttwigi with a friend between 1900 and 1905 at an unknown location in Korea
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Images show people going about their everyday lives long before millions suffered under the Kim dynasty's brutal dictatorship. In this picture, a Korean woman wears a large basket, thought to be an odd fashion trend, down a busy street in Pyongyang, which is now the capital of the secretive state of North Korea
Korea's rich past culture is shown in photos of people posing in traditional costumes and praying to their gods.
But the free and united Korean Empire that can be seen in these images only existed for a short time.
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The pictures were taken by visiting foreigners at the turn of the century and show both the north and south of Korea. This photo showed a man in traditional clothes in Pyongyang - now the capital of North Korea - in 1910
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Korea's rich past culture is shown in photos of people posing in traditional costumes. This photo, captured in about 1904, shows a street scene in Seoul in what is now South Korea
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Pyongyang is now the secretive capital city of North Korea, under the dictatorship of tyrant Kim Jong-un. But this photo, taken in the city's Taedongmun Street in about 1910 shows people happily going about their daily lives
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Two men work on their barley in Incheon, in modern-day South Korea, in 1903 by tossing it through the air to remove the chaff
For a brief period beginning in 1897, Korea was an independent nation. The Korean people had gained their freedom from Russian rule, formed their own empire, and finally won the opportunity to develop and revel in their own culture.
But not long after Korea had won its freedom, the Japanese swept in and took it away. By 1905, Korea was a protectorate of Japan and by 1910, they were completely annexed by Japan.
Japanese rule was harsh and Korea underwent drastic changes during this time. Their Emperor - Sujong of Korea - and currency were abolished and Koreans were forced to speak Japanese.
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By 1905, Korea was a protectorate of Japan and by 1910, they were completely annexed by Japan. This photo shows a main street in Pyongyang in 1915
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Pageant: A Korean drum and bugle corps escorts the Grand-Master of the Emperor's royal stables through Seoul's main street in 1903
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Men work together to harden the ground to form the foundation for a new Post Office in Seoul, 1903. In the background is the French embassy building. At this point, Korea was still an independent nation
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The Korean people had gained their freedom from Russian rule, formed their own empire, and finally won the opportunity to develop and revel in their own culture. Two women are shown displaying basket fashion accessories in Seoul in 1904
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A Chicken Seller carries his goods through the streets of Seoul, Korea, in about 1900. The pictures were taken long before the north and south of the country were divided
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The photos show people relaxing and going about their lives in Seoul. Men and women are pictured above at a restaurant in Seoul, Korea in about 1900
The country remained under their rule until the end of the Second World War in 1945 when the allied armies defeated the Japanese. With this victory, it seemed, for a brief moment like there would be a free and united Korea once more.
However Korea was then divided into two zones by the United States and the Soviet Union, with the north occupied by the Soviets.
An invasion by North Korea led to the Korean War of 1950. There was a ceasefire in 1953, but no peace treaty was signed and the country remained divided.
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Young friends gather to smoke and gamble together at an unknown location in Korea in 1900. Korea was eventually divided into two zones by the United States and the Soviet Union, with the north occupied by the Soviets
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This was the scene in Pyongyang, in about 1915. Today, the city's beleaguered residents lives under the brutal dictatorship of Kim Jong-un
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Kisaeng girls and their bearer boys are pictured in an unknown location in Korea, in about 1900. Korean Kisaeng girls were entertainers and courtesans who sometimes provided sexual services
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Dinner time: Residents sit down on the ground as they gather for a meal at a restaurant in Seoul, Korea in about 1900
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Skilled hands: A bean grinder tends to his job in Seoul, in what is now South Korea, in the year 1899. For a brief period beginning in 1897, Korea was an independent nation and its people lived in peace
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Children are pictured clambering up the side of a city wall and looking out over Seoul in about 1904. Today the city's skyline is filled with skyscrapers
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4902558/Korea-Kim-Photos-nation-divided.html
Stunning photographs have emerged showing a forgotten time when Korea was unified and people were free to live in peace without the threat of nuclear war. This image shows guests with face paint attending a wedding in Seoul, the capital of what is now South Korea, in about 1900
+21
Prayers: Koreans are pictured gathering to worship the Sindo gods in front of wooden statues by a roadside in Seoul, in about 1900
+21
Taken between 1890 and 1910 before the Korean War tore a nation apart, the people of the north and south can be seen living together in harmony. This image shows a school in Seoul, Korea in 1903. The three boys in the back wearing hats are married
+21
Taking flight: A young woman flies through the air as she plays the dangerous see-saw game of Neolttwigi with a friend between 1900 and 1905 at an unknown location in Korea
+21
Images show people going about their everyday lives long before millions suffered under the Kim dynasty's brutal dictatorship. In this picture, a Korean woman wears a large basket, thought to be an odd fashion trend, down a busy street in Pyongyang, which is now the capital of the secretive state of North Korea
Korea's rich past culture is shown in photos of people posing in traditional costumes and praying to their gods.
But the free and united Korean Empire that can be seen in these images only existed for a short time.
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The pictures were taken by visiting foreigners at the turn of the century and show both the north and south of Korea. This photo showed a man in traditional clothes in Pyongyang - now the capital of North Korea - in 1910
+21
Korea's rich past culture is shown in photos of people posing in traditional costumes. This photo, captured in about 1904, shows a street scene in Seoul in what is now South Korea
+21
Pyongyang is now the secretive capital city of North Korea, under the dictatorship of tyrant Kim Jong-un. But this photo, taken in the city's Taedongmun Street in about 1910 shows people happily going about their daily lives
+21
Two men work on their barley in Incheon, in modern-day South Korea, in 1903 by tossing it through the air to remove the chaff
For a brief period beginning in 1897, Korea was an independent nation. The Korean people had gained their freedom from Russian rule, formed their own empire, and finally won the opportunity to develop and revel in their own culture.
But not long after Korea had won its freedom, the Japanese swept in and took it away. By 1905, Korea was a protectorate of Japan and by 1910, they were completely annexed by Japan.
Japanese rule was harsh and Korea underwent drastic changes during this time. Their Emperor - Sujong of Korea - and currency were abolished and Koreans were forced to speak Japanese.
+21
By 1905, Korea was a protectorate of Japan and by 1910, they were completely annexed by Japan. This photo shows a main street in Pyongyang in 1915
+21
Pageant: A Korean drum and bugle corps escorts the Grand-Master of the Emperor's royal stables through Seoul's main street in 1903
+21
Men work together to harden the ground to form the foundation for a new Post Office in Seoul, 1903. In the background is the French embassy building. At this point, Korea was still an independent nation
+21
The Korean people had gained their freedom from Russian rule, formed their own empire, and finally won the opportunity to develop and revel in their own culture. Two women are shown displaying basket fashion accessories in Seoul in 1904
+21
A Chicken Seller carries his goods through the streets of Seoul, Korea, in about 1900. The pictures were taken long before the north and south of the country were divided
+21
The photos show people relaxing and going about their lives in Seoul. Men and women are pictured above at a restaurant in Seoul, Korea in about 1900
The country remained under their rule until the end of the Second World War in 1945 when the allied armies defeated the Japanese. With this victory, it seemed, for a brief moment like there would be a free and united Korea once more.
However Korea was then divided into two zones by the United States and the Soviet Union, with the north occupied by the Soviets.
An invasion by North Korea led to the Korean War of 1950. There was a ceasefire in 1953, but no peace treaty was signed and the country remained divided.
+21
Young friends gather to smoke and gamble together at an unknown location in Korea in 1900. Korea was eventually divided into two zones by the United States and the Soviet Union, with the north occupied by the Soviets
+21
This was the scene in Pyongyang, in about 1915. Today, the city's beleaguered residents lives under the brutal dictatorship of Kim Jong-un
+21
Kisaeng girls and their bearer boys are pictured in an unknown location in Korea, in about 1900. Korean Kisaeng girls were entertainers and courtesans who sometimes provided sexual services
+21
Dinner time: Residents sit down on the ground as they gather for a meal at a restaurant in Seoul, Korea in about 1900
+21
Skilled hands: A bean grinder tends to his job in Seoul, in what is now South Korea, in the year 1899. For a brief period beginning in 1897, Korea was an independent nation and its people lived in peace
+21
Children are pictured clambering up the side of a city wall and looking out over Seoul in about 1904. Today the city's skyline is filled with skyscrapers
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4902558/Korea-Kim-Photos-nation-divided.html
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