Rare and very interesting photos
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Bump this thread for black history month!!
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This thread is G.O.A.T
I vow to see every pic
This is a very powerful picture
I didnt know about it either
The utter cruelty
I vow to see every pic
This is a very powerful picture
I didnt know about it either
The utter cruelty
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LoneStar29
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I love that man THE most
Very interesting
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Malcolm
Yeah I didnt like all the death pics, especially his
And the starving children
Tommie Smith and John Carlos making their protest in Mexico City
This is one of my favourite pictures in the entire world
This is sooooooo beautiful
Great thread!
Lol
my people are so creative
Lol
yup
Interesting
I'm going to buy the book
sweet thread
Bill and Hillary Clinton playing volleyball in 1975.
Goddamn time sure does kill a white woman's looks.
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Brother John Arthur "Jack" Johnson.
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Dana Albert "D. A." Dorsey (1872-1940) was a businessman, banker, and philanthropist who became one of the first African American millionaires in the American South.
In 1919, Dorsey sold the barrier island of Fisher Island, just east of to automotive pioneer Carl G. Fisher who was developing Miami Beach. In 1925, Fisher traded the island to William Kissam Vanderbilt II in return for a 200-foot (61 m) yacht. Vanderbilt's improvements led to what is today one of the wealthiest and most exclusive residential enclaves in the area.
The first black-owned hotel in Miami was his Dorsey Hotel, and he was the owner of the Negro Savings Bank. Dorsey was a firm believer in education and he donated a large quantity of land for black schools. He gained great respect and admiration from the white community.
Fisher Island Then
Fisher Island Now
In 1919, Dorsey sold the barrier island of Fisher Island, just east of to automotive pioneer Carl G. Fisher who was developing Miami Beach. In 1925, Fisher traded the island to William Kissam Vanderbilt II in return for a 200-foot (61 m) yacht. Vanderbilt's improvements led to what is today one of the wealthiest and most exclusive residential enclaves in the area.
The first black-owned hotel in Miami was his Dorsey Hotel, and he was the owner of the Negro Savings Bank. Dorsey was a firm believer in education and he donated a large quantity of land for black schools. He gained great respect and admiration from the white community.
Fisher Island Then
Fisher Island Now
Otis being pulled from the lake
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ask black people who this lady is... wait for their response. then, wait for their reaction after you tell them about her.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henrietta_Lacks
Add this book to your library! I read it last year! Unbelievable!!
This is very relevant...
Excellent drop.
I don't believe it's just a coincidence that these pyramids, in different parts of the world, line up with the pyramids at Giza, and the stars in Orion's Belt...almost the same alignment...
I can't imagine what it musta been like being Jack Johnson...that mofo was whippin white doods' asses, fuckin white women, paid like a boss
White people musta had a special kinda hate for that bro.
Rare footage of educator and civil rights leader, Mary McLeod Bethune (circa 1930s, 1940s).
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Now that is a woman, thanks
I went back to the country, all my Aunts were wearing scares and hair nets lol
Wedding Rings taken off of Holocaust victims
Black Holocaust??? oh, fuck those jews! I want a lamp shade
A father stares at the hands of his five year-old daughter, which were severed as a punishment for having harvested too little rubber
Holy shit. Human beings disgust me at times. How could one person do that to another person?
Dana Albert "D. A." Dorsey (1872-1940) was a businessman, banker, and philanthropist who became one of the first African American millionaires in the American South.
In 1919, Dorsey sold the barrier island of Fisher Island, just east of to automotive pioneer Carl G. Fisher who was developing Miami Beach. In 1925, Fisher traded the island to William Kissam Vanderbilt II in return for a 200-foot (61 m) yacht. Vanderbilt's improvements led to what is today one of the wealthiest and most exclusive residential enclaves in the area.
The first black-owned hotel in Miami was his Dorsey Hotel, and he was the owner of the Negro Savings Bank. Dorsey was a firm believer in education and he donated a large quantity of land for black schools. He gained great respect and admiration from the white community.
Fisher Island Then
Fisher Island Now
this thread is amazing
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Lucy Ann Stanton, the first black American woman to receive a four-year college degree. Born in Cleveland on Oct. 16, 1831, she entered Oberlin College in the mid-1840s. She became president of the Oberlin Ladies Literary Society and in 1850 delivered the graduation address entitled “A Plea For The Oppressed,” an anti-slavery speech.
Lucy Ann Stanton, the first black American woman to receive a four-year college degree. Born in Cleveland on Oct. 16, 1831, she entered Oberlin College in the mid-1840s. She became president of the Oberlin Ladies Literary Society and in 1850 delivered the graduation address entitled “A Plea For The Oppressed,” an anti-slavery speech.
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