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October, 12th, 1994, Former South African President Nelson Mandela and the Talented Whitney Houston embrace in Pretoria, South Africa.
During the private meeting, she sang "Greatest Love of All" for him in the rose gardens. Whitney was also one of the first post-apartheid performers to tour the country in 1994.
During the private meeting, she sang "Greatest Love of All" for him in the rose gardens. Whitney was also one of the first post-apartheid performers to tour the country in 1994.
Loretta Devine and Sheryl Lee Ralph in Rehearsals for DREAMGIRLS in 1981. The choreographer is Michael Peters.
I never knew this
DID YOU KNOW: Rick James and television star Linda Blair began dating in the fall of 1982. Blair was famous for her role in the horror film “The Exorcist.” Blair stole James' heart and the two were inseparable during the fall of 1982.
In early 1983, Blaire was pregnant with James’ child but decided to abort their baby, only informing James of the pregnancy and procedure after the fact. This led to their eventual breakup and James penning the song “Cold Blooded” on the album of the same name.
Damn, WTF happened? She actually looked really good.
Gizmo (aka Nat Robinson) and Wendy Williams attend when Rapper MC Lyte (aka Lana Moorer) performs At The Shelter on September 23, 1991 New York City.
Vivica used to be one sexy good looking MF1996, the cast of the movie "Set it Off"
You should se her HS early college pics. FireVivica used to be one sexy good looking MF
Two things...Mr. T was probably an old looking baby too. I haven't seen one pic of him where he didn't look at least 30 or older. Secondly, Ne-Yo that's yo dad.Laurence Tureaud (Mr. T), wrestling pic, Dunbar Vocational High School Chicago, 1969
I can't unsee that shit 
I had no clue..
me eitherI had no clue..
so these are the kids involved in his recent controversy
Maggie Lena Walker was an African American entrepreneur and civic leader who broke traditional gender and discriminatory laws by becoming the first Black woman to establish and become president of a bank in the United States—the Saint Luke Penny Savings Bank in Richmond. As of 2010, when it was known as Consolidated Bank and Trust Company, it was the oldest continually African American–operated bank in the United States. In her role as grand secretary of the Independent Order of Saint Luke, Walker also was indispensable in organizing a variety of enterprises that advanced the African American community while expanding the public role of women. Although as an African American woman in the post–Civil War South she faced social, economic, and political barriers in her life and business ventures, Walker, by encouraging investment and collective action, achieved tangible improvements for African Americans.
Maggie Lena Walker (1864–1934) - Encyclopedia Virginia
Early Years and Family Van Lew House Walker was born Maggie Lena Mitchell on July 15, 1864, on the Van Lew estate in Richmond, as established by the public historian Elvatrice Belsches. Mitchell’s mother, Elizabeth Draper, was a former enslaved woman who worked as an assistant cook for Elizabeth...
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