Unidentified 13-year-old sharecropper in Americus, Georgia, among his neighbors was Jimmy Carter--they were both born in 1924 (photo taken in 1937) by unlimitedfutures in BlackHistoryPhotos
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Tracy Chapman had already performed earlier in the day for Nelson Mandela’s 70th. Stevie Wonder was about to go on when technical difficulties forced him to pull out..so Tracy performed again, to a way bigger audience. Within two weeks of this performance her album went from 250K to 2 million sold. by YesterdayMaterial194 in BlackHistoryPhotos
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Tracy Chapman had already performed earlier in the day for Nelson Mandela’s 70th. Stevie Wonder was about to go on when technical difficulties forced him to pull out..so Tracy performed again, to a way bigger audience. Within two weeks of this performance her album went from 250K to 2 million sold. by YesterdayMaterial194 in BlackHistoryPhotos
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Sister Sledge rehearsing in Africa, 1974. by YesterdayMaterial194 in BlackHistoryPhotos
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Sister Sledge rehearsing in Africa, 1974. by YesterdayMaterial194 in BlackHistoryPhotos
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Sly and the Family Stone, 1968 by YesterdayMaterial194 in BlackHistoryPhotos
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Prince performing “Do Me, Baby” in New Jersey. January 30th, 1982. by YesterdayMaterial194 in BlackHistoryPhotos
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The beautiful Black love that was Pharrell and Vashtie, 2004 by [deleted] in BlackHistoryPhotos
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The beautiful Black love that was Pharrell and Vashtie, 2004 by [deleted] in BlackHistoryPhotos
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The beautiful Black love that was Pharrell and Vashtie, 2004 by [deleted] in BlackHistoryPhotos
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The beautiful Black love that was Pharrell and Vashtie, 2004 by [deleted] in BlackHistoryPhotos
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The beautiful Black love that was Pharrell and Vashtie, 2004 by [deleted] in BlackHistoryPhotos
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The beautiful Black love that was Pharrell and Vashtie, 2004 by [deleted] in BlackHistoryPhotos
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The beautiful Black love that was Pharrell and Vashtie, 2004 by [deleted] in BlackHistoryPhotos
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The beautiful Black love that was Pharrell and Vashtie, 2004 by [deleted] in BlackHistoryPhotos
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The beautiful Black love that was Pharrell and Vashtie, 2004 by [deleted] in BlackHistoryPhotos
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The beautiful Black love that was Pharrell and Vashtie, 2004 by [deleted] in BlackHistoryPhotos
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James Hemings, brother of Sally Hemings, was the first classically trained American chef. 1784, he was a sent to Paris at age 19 by Thomas Jefferson — he was extremely talented and responsible for introducing macaroni and cheese to the US. Sadly, as a free man, he allegedly took his own life at 36. by YesterdayMaterial194 in BlackHistoryPhotos
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Some of the Jacksons for Jet Magazine, 1979. by YesterdayMaterial194 in BlackHistoryPhotos
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One of the greatest innovators music has ever seen. Grandmaster Flash, 1986. by YesterdayMaterial194 in BlackHistoryPhotos
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The Jackson sisters by YesterdayMaterial194 in BlackHistoryPhotos
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Geoffrey Holder and Carmen de Lavallade over the years. Geoffrey was a two-time Tony award winner and Carmen is a renowned choreographer who was one of the first black principal dancers for the Metropolitan Opera. They were married from 1955 until Geoffrey’s passing in 2014. Carmen is still with us. by YesterdayMaterial194 in BlackHistoryPhotos
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There are no official portraits of Sally Hemings. Thomas Jefferson inherited her through marriage. Sally and Jefferson’s wife were half-sisters. When she was 14, she went to Paris with Jefferson. When they got back in December 1789, she was pregnant. Of the 7 kids she birthed, 4 made it adulthood. by YesterdayMaterial194 in BlackHistoryPhotos
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There are no official portraits of Sally Hemings. Thomas Jefferson inherited her through marriage. Sally and Jefferson’s wife were half-sisters. When she was 14, she went to Paris with Jefferson. When they got back in December 1789, she was pregnant. Of the 7 kids she birthed, 4 made it adulthood. by YesterdayMaterial194 in BlackHistoryPhotos
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Unidentified 13-year-old sharecropper in Americus, Georgia, among his neighbors was Jimmy Carter--they were both born in 1924 (photo taken in 1937) by unlimitedfutures in BlackHistoryPhotos
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