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‘Local boys in Bradfordʼ, 1972. A major retrospective of legendary photographer Don McCullin is now open at @tateliverpool, showing until 9th May 2021. The exhibition which is both moving and powerful, features more than 200 photographs spanning his sixty year career as a documentary photographer. Not to be missed. #beautypapers - @beautypapersmag on Instagram
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“Race and gender are not the same!” is not a Good Response to the “Transracial” / Transgender Question OR We Can and Must Do Better
- Rather than hiding the canadian prime minister joined the protests
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Malcolm X during his visit to enterprises owned by Black Muslims. Chicago, 1962.
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At 80, Maya Angelou Reflects on a Glorious Life
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- Crowds register in Harlem to defend Ethiopia, 1935. Upon hearing that Africas only nation not conquered by European powers had been invaded by Mussolini, Black Americans quickly organized themselves to travel and defend Ethiopia. Almost all were blocked from leaving by the US government. [1382x960]
Picture Book Biography: A Picture Book of Martin Luther King, Jr. (Paperback)
I had an uncle. His name was Reggie and according to family legend all the girls thought he was fine. Reggie was 21 when he lost his life. Marines are no effing joke so I like to think Reggie lost his life in Vietnam fighting for love of his country even though his country wasn’t loving him. But he was 21 which seems so young. And knowing what I know about our country and its wars I just wonder why. Because I wish I could’ve met Reggie. Wars have consequences- real ass consequences. Wishing everyone a happy memorial day and also a somber one because you can have both . But also go vote - because nobody should be missing the Reggie in their life. #memorialday - @amayajane on Instagram
Ralph & June Campbell: Prominent Leaders During the Civil Rights Movement in Raleigh, NC
- The Russians, Cubans and their allies were defeated by the street fighters Propaganda poster from Somalia during the Ogaden war between Ethiopia and Somalia. 1977-1978
In Creative Battle Art Print by Mark Ulriksen
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Civil Rights Leader Holds His Nobel Peace Prize In 1964 - 8X10 or 11X14 Photo (EP-789)
- A Protest With Silence, South Korea, 1965
A Picture Book of Cesar Chavez
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- Only a man who has felt ultimate despair is... - Alexandre Dumas [1000x500]
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- Turkish officers paying their respects to Mustafa Kemal Ataturk [1200x656]
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@newjerseytax honors the great Martin Luther King today by offering special early season discounts. Simply message us to reserve your discounted price for this tax season. Prices as low as $100 for a single state return! Serving all 50 states. #funnyboxing taxes #martinlutherking #mlk #income #minorityownedbusiness #ihaveadream #newjersey #njsmallbusiness #shorthillsnj #florhamparknj - @newjerseytax on Instagram
- Bless the Little Children, Advocating for Life, Prolife!
- Rare photo of Kim Il-Sungs baseball sized tumor on his neck (late 1980s) [1294x1300]
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- New Yorkers at Park Row and Beekman Street witnessing the collapse of the South Tower of World Trade Center, Sep 11, 2001.
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- Richard Nixon attends LBJs funeral, leaving him the only former or current president alive (1973) [4528x3009]
- A Robotic Arm, Controlled by Viking 1 in Orbit Around Mars, Cuts the Ribbon on the National Air and Space Museum while President Ford and Museum Director/Astronaut Michael Collins Look On. July 1st, 1976
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- BLACK PANTHERS - BLACK POWER FIST (Oakland CA, USA 1968)
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- The businesses and holders of BCH are the ones who need to fund any protocol development. NOT self appointed devs complaining that they dont have any money.
- In Birmingham, young muslim girls in hijab (muslim dress) at an anti-Rushdie demo. GB. ENGLAND. 1989. [A. Abbas][1058x704]
Small things can make big difference.🏆 . #FashionFootprintChallenge Action Campaign is made to invite the whole industry leaders, businesses, brands, influencers and community worldwide to join forces, supporting the United Nations global goals SDG12, responsible consumption and production, by recirculating 100.000 fashion items by 2020. . Collectively, the result from the recirculated items saved from landfill will save an estimated 2.000 tons of CO2 (equivalent to: an average car could be driven for 8.87 years non-stop; the energy use of an average house could be met for 154 years; a 13-watt CF lightbulb could be lit for 17,562 years continuously!!) and 300 million Liters of Water (which represents 1.1 million years’ worth of drinking water for an average American!) . How to join? . Give away, donate or swap your pre-owned or unsold items sleeping in the wardrobe through @lablaco, the in-app Fashion Footprint Calculator will calculate the estimated amount of Water and CO2 you saved for each item. The positive impact will also be shown on personal profiles, easy to share with your friends and followers on social media. Be the first to take positive action starting now! . Together we can make it happen! 🤜🤛 . . . . . #fashionfootprintchallenge #fashionfootprint #circularfashion #circulareconomy #makingfashioncircular #lablaco #ffc #sustainablefashion #closingtheloop #fashiontech #positiveimpact #fashionfootprintcalculator #impactcalculator #futureoffashion #sustainablefashion #secondhand #swap #unitednations #sdg12 #globalgoals #sdg - @fashionfootprintfoundation on Instagram
- Nelson Mandela for Young People
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- Tens of thousands of people in Harlem come out to greet Nelson Mandela on his first visit to the U.S. in June of 1990, four months after his release from prison. [3029x2013]
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Images Modeling Troupe, Inc. mourns the loss of one of our 12 Founding Models, Mr. Klarque Garrison. Brother K. Garrison was a one of a kind, dynamic visionary who played an integral role in creating our beloved organization. He was also a key role in pulling members, past and present, together to ensure that the legacy of IMT continued to thrive year after year. This fall would have been the 35th Anniversary of him being a part of those 12 Immaculate men & women who had a love for fashion and modeling, and since those humble beginnings of IMAGES, hundreds of men & women have held membership, and many have left with a better understanding and belief in themselves and their capabilities. Klarque was also a member of The World Renowned FAMU Marching “100” where he served as a Drum Major, as well a member of the Alpha Xi Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. He was truly a giant across numerous platforms and his physical presence will forever be missed, however his legacy will forever live on! The IMT Family sends our deepest condolences to his wife, children, and all of his many family and friends. -Matthew 11:28-30- #TheImage #TheReflection #Founder #iMAGES1985 #WALKiMT #RestInPOWER Graphic Designer 💻: @ahmadragland - @imagesmodelingtroupe on Instagram
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We at LP would like to extended our hearts, prayers, and thoughts to the victims of inhumane activity that has taken place around our nation. 🙏 - @landowperformance on Instagram
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Happy Constitution Day America! 🇺🇸 #benshot #2arights - @benshot on Instagram
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- For Black History Month, the Tougaloo 9: Nine students arrested for entering a whites only library in 1961.
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“Never again can we afford to live with the narrow, provincial ‘outside agitator’ idea. Anyone who lives inside the United States can never be considered an outsider anywhere within its bounds.” -#MLK Letter from Birmingham Jail, 4/16/63, #BlackLivesMatter Photo: MLK’s mugshot following his 1963 arrest in Birmingham. - @livedtheology on Instagram
The March on Washington was a peaceful protest. It got the Civil Rights Act of 1964 passed, and led to the Selma Voting Rights Movement and the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Let us *please* seek REAL justice for Floyd, and any other person who has been a victim of abuses of power. The only way to do this is by changing laws, raising money, winning the culture war and coming together as a COMMUNITY, not 🔥burning communities and inciting more hatred and violence. Violence, no matter how you attempt to justify it, only begets more violence. . This is not what “justice” looks like. Yet white kids on social media keep cheering on riots like a fashion trend for peer-group cool points, completely out of touch with real life consequences for people like this black man. Who will clean up the flaming rubble of people’s houses and POC businesses across our already divided country? We just leave the mess for our brothers and sisters to deal with, and leave many of them hospitalized? How does hurting your own team “teach the cops a lesson?” What does real change look like? Well, consider raising money for this guy (second photo) Korboi Balla on GoFundMe to pay back the damages, and volunteer to go clean all those cities. It’s the right thing to do- rather than the “trendy” thing. - @lancecourtney on Instagram
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- Ayn Rand quotes
- Its time again to think about what America stands for.
- Bring U.S. Together Chisholm 1972 Presidential Election campaign poster. Chisholm was the first black woman elected to the United States Congress and to be a major candidate in an election.
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Happy womens day. A hard road has been travelled and more remains to be done. Women have to be a decisive part of rebuilding. Without women there will be no new normal after Covid 19. - @phumzilemlambongcuka on Instagram
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For the first time in history black British heroes can be seen featured on all the supermarket shelves across the UK...we are offering offering sausages with a flavour of the Caribbean – a jerk pork sausage and jerk chicken sausage, with a pack design that celebrates black contribution to British society. Please watch our #BlackHistoryMonth film below - share, like and comment to join in our campaign this October. https://youtu.be/kr8dlrbdfMA - @theblackfarmer on Instagram
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Are you paying attention? #forgoodnesssake #allinthistogether #useyourvoiceforgood #ISeeYou - @billafox29 on Instagram
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- Richard and Mildred Loving. On this day in 1967, the Supreme Court ruled interracial marriage bans unconstitutional in the case of Loving vs Virginia - June 12, 1967 [1921 x 1081]
- John F Kennedy Jr. at his fathers funeral, saluting his coffin. [654x780]
- Anti-Racism
- Communists infiltrated our churches, now it integrates our schools — segregationists protest the beginning of school integration in Nashville, Tennessee, 1957 [1000x798]
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- The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Taking a knee with a group of civil rights workers and residents of Selma, Ala., in prayer on Feb. 1, 1965, after they were arrested on charges of parading without a permit.
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- AFRICAN AMERICAN BOOKS
- Booker T. Washington on the self-interested motives of people like Maxine Waters, Jesse Jackson, and Al Sharpton
#blacklifematters - @afafsxoxo on Instagram
- 50TH ANNIVERSARY MLK MARCH ON WASHINGTON
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- Ten years ago today (May 8, 2009) a young boy wanted to know if his hair was similar to then President Obamas. Touch it, dude! the President responded and this photo was taken.
- Africans in Heraldry (Ruling Families)
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- Martin Luther King and Coretta Scott King lead protesters on the march from Selma to Montgomery (on March 21, 1965) [2405×1610] [OS] by Ben Martin
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Martin Luther King Jr. had stayed up until four in the morning the night before the March on Washington, 57 years ago today. And when he finished, he still wasn’t completely satisfied with the end product. He simply ran out of time. What could one really accomplish in five minutes, the time limit for all the speakers that day? King was making his way through his speech when he heard the voice of Mahalia Jackson, the “Queen of Gospel” who had traveled around with King to sing songs in places he gave talks. Jackson had sung two spirituals that day and was no more than 10 feet away from King (circled in red) when, in the middle of the speech she yelled, “Tell them about the dream Martin!” King lit up. He knew what she meant. She was with him in various cities when he uttered the words “I Have A Dream,” with a specific phrase or two about that city. King looked up from his paper and diverted his path. “I say to you today my friends, so although we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow, I have a Dream.” And the rest is history. King’s tangent became the title of his speech, which was named the best speech of the 20th Century by American Rhetoric. (Thanks to Morgan Housel for encouraging me to research this story.) - @darrenrovell on Instagram
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- Quotes about compassion
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- Just like his father
- Black & White Moments
- Martin Luther King Jr. with President Lyndon B. Johnson, 1966 [1417 x 946]
- Ruby Dee, Ossie Davis, and their children protest at a CORE (Congress of Racial Equality) peace demonstration in New York City, 1962. [800 x 1165]
- #ReadYourWorld
- lynchings of African Americans
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- The Laying on of Hands
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“Hide nothing from the masses of our people. Tell no lies. Expose lies whenever they are told. Mask no difficulties, mistakes, failures. Claim no easy victories!” Amilcar Cabral, Marxist revolutionary. Happy Birthday #AmilcarCabral https://www.newframe.com/archive-tell-no-lies-urges-cabral/ - @kambalem on Instagram
- Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr. in 1964
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#savetattooing #japan 【タトゥー裁判 第一回控訴審】 ９月２１日は大阪地方裁判所へ集まって下さい！ ９月２１日(金)午前１０時30〜 場所は、大阪高裁2階201号法廷(大法廷) 当日は傍聴券抽選の予定となります。 時間の流れは早く、疑問を抱いた第一審判決から1年が経とうとしています。 声を挙げた事は間違いではないと確信する事が出来た1年でありました。 声を挙げた事で多くの方々が気がついてくれた事、 海外、国内からは応援、支援に対するメッセージを沢山頂きました。 今こうして立ち上がっていられるのも支援をして頂いている方々がいるからこそです。 過去に起きた事は変える事は出来ないけれど、今をどう生きるかでその事実の意味を変える事は出来る。 確固たる意志と強い気持ちで、もう一度法廷に立ちます。 当日は、多くの方々に法廷に足を運んで頂けますと幸いであります。 ご支援、ご協力を宜しくお願い致します。 - @save.tattooing.in.japan on Instagram
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- Today, 17/10, marks the 3rd death anniversary of Whitney Smith, one of the biggest flag enthusiasts, mostly known for creating organisations such as NAVA and FIAV, designing the Guyana flag, and coining the name of this sub, “vexillology”.
- National civil rights museum
- An American soldier of 7th Marine Regiment share a laugh with a Vietnamese boy on his lap, near Cape Batangan, Vietnam, 1965. [1500 x 2322]
- Books
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Pre-order A Promised Land by @barackobama and get the book everyone will be talking about as soon as its available on 11/17. Link in bio. - @applebooks on Instagram
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- A father and son on the picket line during the 1981 air traffic controllers strike, which became one of the most important events in U.S. labor history after President Ronald Reagan fired all 11,345 striking workers, dissolved their union, and banned them from federal service for life [600x890]
- Muhammad Ali quotes
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- History
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- Dave Chappelles great-grandfather, William David Chappelle III. In 1918, he formed a delegation to meet President Woodrow Wilson, protesting a mounting wave of racial violence.
- Martin Luther King Jr
- He’s Imprisoned for Wanting a Vote. You Are Free to Use Yours. London 1986
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- John Lewis smiles while getting his mugshot taken after being arrested for using a “white” bathroom in segregated Mississippi in 1961 [343 x 467]
- Black Marriage
- Boy picketing outside local school with sign Segregated Education is ipso facto inferior, New Jersey, 1962
Winter Park resident Louise Margaret Franklin is one of several sages captured in the 17 portraits in the Hannibal Square Heritage Center’s “The Sage Project Phase II: Hannibal Square Elders Tell Their Stories” exhibit. The Sage Project Phase II is a collection of portraits and life stories of senior African-American residents in west Winter Park now in their 80s and 90s. . . . . . #winterparkflorida #hannibalsquare #hannibalsquareheritagecenter #history #sageproject #elders #photography #artsandculture #centralflorida - @winterparkobserver on Instagram
- Black Men In Suits
The Condemnation of Blackness available now for immediate shipping. Please email Verlean@DaBookJoint.com for orders! - @dabookjoint on Instagram
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