Rare and very interesting photos
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I remember this and checked out different documentaries of it. One white dude said the saddest thing he ever witnessed was a black lady in the Congo that had to push a cart full of cut off hands and feet and as she was pushing it a few of the hands and feet fell off. And one of the whites started beating her for dropping some of the hands and feet. Just like Botha King Leopold went into the Congo and made a lot of money off of enslaving the blacks there.Belgian King Leopold II ruled The Congo for almost 30 years and killed over 10 million people mostly Congolese. He did things like cut off their hands, feet, and genitals. In the pictures below, a father looks at the hand and foot of his 5 year old daughter for failing to meet her rubber quota. The other pictures show children whose hands were cutoff for missing quotas or disobeying.
I watched one documentary where years later after this genocide and slavery they asked a black male in the Congo if he had ever heard of King Leopold and he smiled and said oh yea he was the one that colonized us. The shit was sad. He said that shit as though these whites civilized them. They is one of the reason why our history is hid and our true identity. We did not start out primitive and inferior. Something along the way and may have even been drugs helped in our memory lost and changes that took place to make what whites say official. We should have had walls to keep whites out before our true natural powers and technology left our presence. We did greater work than just building the pyramids. Land and resources that was used for good are now in the hands of devils. Same all over the world. Only a devil can create a devil and only a God can create a God. We see what is rising to power in America and the rest of the earth.
Belgium was suppose to had been the backbone of the peace force sent to Rwanda by the UN. People think it was a peace force but it was a set up. They was ingraining Christianity into the government of Rwanda and the Tutsi's was targeted as examples for contacting revolutionary groups in other parts of Africa. The subconscious sees the whites as help and not devils is one way of operating and having the people aid you in destroying them.
Just what I was thinking, neither happened in the US but WE only keep hearing about the Killing of Jews.
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This is a photo of a Dinka woman wearing a corset in South Sudan. Some Dinka women from wealthy families also wear beaded corsets. The height of the corset in this photograph indicates the girl’s parents require over 80 head of cattle in exchange for her hand in marriage.
The Prisonaires were an African American doo-wop group whose hit "Just Walkin' in the Rain" was released on Sun Records in 1953, while the group was incarcerated in the Tennessee State Penitentiary in Nashville. The group was led by Johnny Bragg, who had been a penitentiary inmate since 1943 when, at the age of 17, he was convicted of six charges of rape. The Prisonaires were formed when Bragg joined up with two prison gospel singers, Ed Thurman and William Stewart (each of whom was doing 99 years for murder), and two new penitentiary arrivals, John Drue Jr. (three years for larceny) and Marcell Sanders (one-to-five for involuntary manslaughter).
The group was discovered by the radio producer Joe Calloway, who heard them singing while preparing a news broadcast from the prison. He arranged for the group to perform on the radio, a performance which was eventually brought to the attention of Sam Phillips of Sun Records. He arranged for the group to be transported under armed guard to Memphis to record. A few weeks later, "Just Walkin' in the Rain" was released and quickly sold 50,000 copies.
Their success was such that they were allowed out on day passes to tour throughout the state of Tennessee. The band became favorites of the state's governor, Frank G. Clement, and frequently performed at his mansion.
The group's legacy was confirmed when "Just Walkin' in the Rain", written by Bragg, was recorded by Johnnie Ray.
Bragg's sentence was commuted in 1959, and he continued recording after his release. He died of cancer in 2004. Stewart died of a drug overdose in a Florida motel in 1959, Sanders died in the late 1960s, Thurman was killed in an accident in 1973 and Drue died of cancer in 1977.
Belgian King Leopold II ruled The Congo for almost 30 years and killed over 10 million people mostly Congolese. He did things like cut off their hands, feet, and genitals. In the pictures below, a father looks at the hand and foot of his 5 year old daughter for failing to meet her rubber quota. The other pictures show children whose hands were cutoff for missing quotas or disobeying.
KRS-One touched on it in this video....
Wyomia Tyus, 1968 World's fastest woman / Olympic Gold medalist turned Naturalist at the Clear Creek Outdoor Education Center at San Gabriel Mountains
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Flo-Jo and Wilma Rudolph 1988.
Gotdamn, rite of passage? What tribe and people.
What 80 cows cost down there?
This is a photo of a Dinka woman wearing a corset in South Sudan. Some Dinka women from wealthy families also wear beaded corsets. The height of the corset in this photograph indicates the girl’s parents require over 80 head of cattle in exchange for her hand in marriage.
RawNAACP protest, Memphis, TN, early 1960s
... you cats ain't shit. 
Selma residents watch as civil rights marchers pass through their neighborhood. March 25, 1965
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