Stonewall Jackson PFP - Stonewall Jackson Profile Pics

- Nice music

- Black Art/Artist(s) memories

- 30s Blues/POP/JAZZ

- All That Jazz

- Salvador

- Heisman Trophy

“For every Micheal Jordan, there is an earl manigault. Not everyone can make it , someone has to fall, i was the one”🙏🏻 Even though Earl never played in the NBA, there has never been anyone like earl. The undisputed goat 🐐🐐🐐 - @earl.the.goat.manigault on Instagram

- Albert Collins

Уиии - @11_mickael_jackson_11 on Instagram

- Before they was Famous

- chocolate brown Bedrooms

Juneteenth Emancipation Day celebration at Eastwoods Park on June 19, 1900 in Austin, Texas. Courtesy of Austin Public Library. ‪•‬ On “Freedom’s Eve,” or the eve of January 1, 1863, the first Watch Night services took place. ‪•‬ ‪On that night, enslaved and free African-Americans gathered in churches and private homes all across the country awaiting news that the Emancipation Proclamation had taken effect.‬ ‪•‬ ‪At the stroke of midnight, prayers were answered as all enslaved people in the Confederate States were declared legally free. ‪•‬ Union soldiers, many of whom were black, marched onto plantations and across cities in the south reading small copies of the Emancipation Proclamation spreading the news of freedom. ‪•‬ ‪But not everyone in Confederate territory would immediately be free. ‪•‬ Even though the Emancipation Proclamation was made effective in 1863, it could not be implemented in places still under Confederate control. ‪•‬ This meant that in the westernmost Confederate state of Texas, enslaved people would not be free until much later. ‪•‬ ‪On June 19, 1865 that changed, when enslaved African-Americans in Galveston Bay, Texas were notified by the arrival of some 2,000 Union troops that they, along with the more than 250,000 other enslaved black people in the state, were free by executive decree.‬ ‪•‬ ‪The post-emancipation period known as Reconstruction (1865-1877) marked an era of great hope, uncertainty, and struggle for America as a whole. ‪•‬ Formerly enslaved people immediately sought to reunify families, establish schools, run for political office, push radical legislation and even sue slaveholders for compensation. ‪•‬ This was nothing short of amazing! Not even a generation out of enslavement, African-Americans were inspired and empowered to completely transform their lives and their country.‬ #happyjunteenth #juneteenth #blackhistory #blacklivesmatter #repost via @blackhistory - @alexenglish_803 on Instagram

- Male Man

- Berry Gordy

- Books Worth Reading

- Rockford Peaches

- Chuck Berry

- Aldo Leopold

- Local History

- la lupe

- Dawnn Lewis

- Chess Records

On November 21st, 1941 the King Biscuit Time radio show debuted on KFFA in Helena, Arkansas. This show featured performances by Robert Lockwood Jr.and Sonny Boy Williamson II. It was the only radio show featuring African American music at the time. King Biscuit Time is the longest-running daily American radio broadcast in history. #NationalBluesMuseum #BluesMusicHistory #blues #radio #musicians #KingBuiscuit #1941 #KingBiscuitTime #KFFA https://kingbiscuitfestival.com/history/ - @nationalbluesmuseum on Instagram

YOU PAID SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS? #presidentialdebate2020 - @jacenbowman on Instagram

- Delta Blues

- Blursed song

- Albert Collins

Happy National Public Lands Day! Check out these historic photos of Montezuma Well! #TodayILearned that Montezuma Well did not become part of Montezuma Castle National Monument until 1947. Before that, it was owned by the Back family. The previous owner of the Well bought the land for one horse, and later sold it to the Backs for two horses, which “doubled his profit.” We think this place is worth much more than that today! National Public Lands Day is a day to participate in service projects to help your national parks like Montezuma Well continue to thrive. How do you show #service to your public lands? -eh (Images: NPS, Arizona Memory Project) #FindYourPark #EncuentraTuParque #NPS #publiclands #LeaveNoTrace #RecreateResponsibly #NPLD #nature #service #parks - @montezumanps on Instagram

- Black History

- John Basilone

- blues

- Diamonds and Pearls

Today would have been my mothers 90th birthday. She was a fighter! You did not mess with Margarete or anyone that she loved! I am so grateful for her love, her teaching us to be mentally tough, and loving me even through my crazy ideas (going to college, studying tv/film, skydiving, moving away from LA, etc.) I miss you! 3 - @renodacampbellphoto on Instagram

- Charlie Daniels

- Art

- Civil Rights Leaders

- Richard pryor quotes

- Al Green The Last Living Sou Legend

- Black Art

- Ordinary World

- Citations sur le Bonheur et la Souffrance

- Awesome

- AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY WOMEN

- king of pop

Model shot!😁 - @_louis_armstrong_ on Instagram

- Mr. Jacksons 1965 MFing Senior Photo. That hair tho

- Dahmer victims

- Edward the Magnificent

- Chi eta phi

- US Army Recruiting Newspaper Ad from 1947

- What Are You Doing?

- Awesome Women

- Edward G. Robinson

- Always Michael

- The 3 young men killed by police at the Algiers Motel during the Detroit riot in 1967. Their crime was being in a motel room with 3 partially-clad white women. If you turn on the news today you know this kind of pointless killing has never stopped.

- @kerryjamesmarshs on Instagram

- Maya Rudolph

- beautiful people

- Good r&b songs

- NATALIE COLE

- Blues Legends

- ART.

- Beautiful black women

- Otis Redding

- Play on Playa

- back in the day

- collage

- Black History Month

- Blues

- favorite cartoons

- John Lee Hooker, Mr. Lucky, 1991.

- SOUL TRAIN

- African American Histry

- 60s - Woodstock

- African American First

- Hand statue

- Curtis Mayfield

- ADVERSITY

- African Leader-Kwame Nkrumah

- Shirley Chisholm

[•●6.16.71●•] #tupac #birthday #greatest #mc #artist #actor #poet #activist #gangsta r #11 #thuglife #inspiration #multifaceted #7 #rap #consciousness #eastcoast #westcoast #real #words #songwriter #dancer #black #legend #soul - @kufknotz on Instagram

- Smokey Joes Cafe

- king of pop forever

- Billy Ocean

- Artwork

- A DUKE, COUNT, DIZZ & POPS

- Sports Images

- Illusion ideas concepts plus family tree fun Christian church families fun

- Henri

- Leon Bridges

- Albertina Walker

I’ll never be the same again. You took the air out the room when you left. Taught me what it Is to be a man. Heart break is the only way to describe this. I wish we had more time because I owe you everything and didn’t even begin to repay you. The measure of a Man starts and ends with you. I’m grateful to have you for 39 years. Writing this with tears in my eyes. Never been afraid to call you Daddy cause you earned the title. I’ll truly miss you. . . . Winston Anthony Brown 🇯🇲 July 28th 1946 🇺🇸 September 8th 2020 - @feltonamus on Instagram

- Norman Brown

- Quisp cereal and more

- Prince, by velvetgeek (me), acrylic on black velvet paintiing, 2020

- (Sit)coms and such

- alpha kappa alpha

- interesting

- Carl Gustav Jung

- Actors

- BEFORE THE SPOTLIGHTS

- Actores & Actrizes

- African Leader-Kwame Nkrumah

- Barbados People

- Vintage Bulges/VPL’s/Dick Prints

- Salsa pioneer and original bad boy Chano Pozo, circa 1941

- Michael J

This picture is literally perfect to me. I see so much of myself in both of you, the looks & especially the heart part ♥️ I love you Mom & Dad 😘 #HappyAnniversary ✨✨ - @tissfit on Instagram

- Gonna tell my future kids this is Kanye West

- Rosie Riveter

- African American Quilts

- Celebrity pics

- Detroit Riots

- Bill Bojangles Robinson - Mr Showman

- 5 Civil rights 1870 to 1945

- Tammi Terrell

- Michael Jackson

- Art noir

This Sculpture of Bukwus was an amazing piece to create with my dear friend and mentor @lindsaystudio for the @yvraf . This piece represents someone who has become so disconnected from themselves, that they have become consumed by supernatural forces. For me this symbolizes the people we have in our lives that have suffered through drug addiction, alcoholism, desensitization, and many other afflictions of today’s society. May it serve as a reminder to stay on the right path and never forget who you are. . . . . #art #northwestcoastart #firstnationsart #nativeart #nuuchahnulth #sculpture #clay #figurativeart #artistsoninstagram - @thejoshuawatts on Instagram

- Celebrity

- before success

- @michle_jackson on Instagram

- Smiling Faces!

- Bernie Fuchs

- Before they were stars. ⭐️⭐️⭐️

- Sam Cooke

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- Art Kadir Nelson

- Foreigner songs

- Frantz Fanon, 1961 [1080x1080] (Colourized)

- Charley pride songs

- Black History

- Cheri Samba

- Andy Warhol Portraits

- Jackie Robinson

- Black Panthers

- Celebrity

- Aaron neville

- blue shirt with red coat

“Young couples, they face these challenges and they’re ready to give up because they think they’re broken. And I just want to say, look, if that breaks a marriage, then Barack and I have been broken off and on, throughout our marriage, but we have a very strong marriage. And if I had given up on it, if I had walked away from it, in those tough times, then I would’ve missed all the beauty that was there as well.” @michelleobama - @bridalinstaglam on Instagram

Throwback picture with the legendary icons Kid & Play 🐐’s @kidfromkidnplay @play @the_playgroundz my brothers 💙 - @jeffhamilton on Instagram

- Detroit Riots

Shout out of the OG of The Harris Kids. Happy Birthday, @sweetnlo70! Love you! - @mrgcornelius on Instagram

- New Orleans Old Photos

- African American First

- JIM BROWN

- Realistic eye

- advertising history

My dad and my mom! This funeral is gonna be tough! Love love love! #BlackLove #RiH - @jborules on Instagram

- STAR

- Andrae Crouch

Old Edit ♡ ° ° ° #fast92021 #fast9 #fastcouple #f9 #couplegoals #toretto #vinandmichelle #michelleandvin #vindiesel #michellerodriguez #follow4follow #leticiatoretto #alllove #furious7 #torettos #lettytoretto #lettyortiz #otp #dominictoretto #domtoretto #dotty #vinchelle #domandletty #lettyandom #fastfamily #thefastandthefurious #fastandfurious6 #likeforfollowback #furious6 #lik4like - @fast.and.furious.letty_dom on Instagram

- 80s 2

- Roger Casement

- Joan Armatrading

- Art I need

- LARRY GRAHAM

- faces

- Strange Fruit

- Black like me

- jan and dean

- Frederick Douglass

- BADDEST BAND EVER!!!

We are not only all responsible for each other’s security. We are also, in some measure, responsible for each other’s welfare. Global solidarity is both necessary and possible. It is necessary because without a measure of solidarity no society can be truly stable, and no one’s prosperity truly secure.” The Elders mark the International Day of Peace by sharing the words of our dear friend and former Chair of The Elders, Kofi Annan. . . . . . . #peace #internationaldayofpeace #peaceday #peaceday2020 #kofiannan #dayofpeace #peaceful #antiwar #peacebuilding #peacemaking #conflict #conflictresolution #kofi #nelsonmandela #mandela #madiba #TheElders - @theelders_org on Instagram

Lefty - @peteroneofficial on Instagram

- BOBBY FREEMAN

- Buddy Guy

- DownBeat Covers

- Jet Magazine

- THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL

- Michael jackson 1980

- The Hat

- In Living Color

- Maurice White

In 1918 businessman and community leader Frederick Madison Roberts earned the title of Californias first Black elected assemblyman. Roberts defeated his opponent who ran his campaign with nothing but racial slurs against him. Instead of race-baiting, Roberts ran his campaign on real policy. His candidacy was built on securing voting rights for Black males. Through his work he was able to pass a number of civil rights mesaures in the areas of public accomodations and education. He also sponsored legislation to establish UCLA, expanded the use of school textbooks, and proposed civil rights and anti-lynching measures. Frederick Madison Roberts won many elections, serving a total of 16 years in the state assembly. Another interesting fact about Frederick Madison Roberts is that he was the first recorded Black graduate of LA High School! Shoutout to all the Romans out there! Frederick Madison Roberts held notable firsts in our great city and was truly an agent of change for the rights we hold today! #StoriesOfBlackLA - @destinationcrenshaw on Instagram

- Joseph Simmons and Darryl McDaniels at an early Run DMC gig pre adidas (1983)

- Jimi hendrix guitar

August 27, 1956: Today We Remember The Clinton 12 - @beckculturalexchangecenter on Instagram

- Nearly 50 years ago. Damn.

- Family Archives

- Martin Luther King

- In 1908 Jack Johnson became the first African American boxer to become heavyweight champion. He was impressively fearless, and truly lived life to the fullest in an era designed to prevent him from doing so.

- Candy for my ears....

- A DUKE, COUNT, DIZZ & POPS

- Michael Jacksons ID at Motown 1970

- African American history

- 1972 US Black Panther Party.

- Jimi Hendrix

- Liverpool

- Sugar ray Robinson

- fuNKy

- Shirley Chisholm

- African American history

- BOBBY FREEMAN

- 1955 Montgomery Bus Boycott

- Frankie beverly

- DOCUMERICA.

- Black History Month

- Sam Cooke

Mike with Electric Flag, digging that Les Paul, making Buddy pray #mikebloomfield #buddymiles #electricflag #electricblues #gibson #lespaul - @bloomfield_groove on Instagram

- Norman Brown

Today we celebrate Purple Rains 36th single anniversary! Who has it on 7 or 12 vinyl? Dont forget to share your favorite memories of Purple Rain with us in the comments. 💜 #purplerain #prince #therevolution - @therevolution on Instagram

- #Motown History

- blursed_nipples

- black art

- All That Jazz

- black inventor pictures

- Robert Johnson, from Hazlehurst Mississippi, was one of the pioneers of the delta blues which lead to rock music as we know today. The rumor is he sold his soul to the devil at the crossroads of highway 49 & 61 for his talent for blues.

Bootsy’s Rubber Band performing ‘I’d Rather Be With You’ live at The Summit. Houston, 1976 - @pattasoundsystem on Instagram

- Thomas More

- WEST BROMWICH

- SOUL TRAIN

- JOHNNIE TAYLOR

- Classic Crooners

- Axemen

- David Garibaldi

- Charity Adams Earley was valedictorian of her high school class, fluent in German, and majored in math, physics, and Latin in college. She was also the highest-ranking black female officer during World War II. 1946.

- 60s Stuff

- Art diretion

- Muddy Waters

- Black is the Colour

- Sidney Bechet

- 17yo Jimi Hendrix. Fun fact: his first gig was exactly 49 years ago from today.

- Pound money

- Elvis Presley 1977

- Roberta Flack

- Acid Bath

- Delta Blues

- Celebrate our history

- Artists and Atheletes

- My dad in his high school yearbook, 1973

- 1940s Fashion, Beauty, And Lifestyle

- CHUCK BERRY SONGS!!!

- Old School Music...

- The Boss, Maynard Ferguson 3

- oasis

- R and B

- Beverly weaverwith

- Celebrity caricatures

- Andy Warhol

- ROMANTIC MUSIC

- B.G.A.

- Delta Blues

- Morgan Freeman during his service in the United States Air Force Circa 1956

- 60s 70s 80s

- Couples

Gerson Cortês aka Gerson King Combo, Descanse em Paz.. - @djnyack on Instagram

- Art

- American Statues & Markers

- Blues Mcdowell

- LUTHER VANDROSS

- Lee Perry

- Mohamad Ali

- DaVinci Sketches & Oil Paintings From Photos

- covers.

- Images Across Time

- John Scofield

- Lauryn Hill

- LUTHER VANDROSS

- Weather Report

- Flip Wilson

- Aaron neville

Happy Heavenly Birthday to Go-Go musics Mr. Dynamite Anthony Lil Benny Harley. May you continue to Rest in Peace. We miss you. We love you. - @rewickedestband on Instagram

TBS programming is designed by two artists/designers/educators with over twenty years of combined experience as multi-hyphenate creators and educators. Part of the reason we created TBS is to be able to bring University-level instruction to people who may not otherwise have access to it. In this direction, we are introducing a new series of IG posts that share elements from the syllabi we are currently teaching from at Universities including Parsons The New School of Design, Pratt Institute, and The City of New York. The first course we’ll be sharing as an open-source syllabus is Art & Protest, surrounding the concept that All art is political, there is art in all protests, and in every corner of life. The Umbrella content for the entire course are organized into modules, by the topics covered in the June 2020 Angela Davis Interview with Amy Goodman. Module I: On Police and State-Sanctioned Violence -Gaiter, C. (2007) What Revolution Looks Like: The Work of Black Panther Artist Emory Douglas, in Black Panther, the Revolutionary art of Emory Douglas, Rizolli, NY, P. 93-109 -Bundles, A., Know your history: Understanding racism in the US, from Al Jazeera, August 15, 2015 https://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2015/08/race-history-ferguson-150814082921736.html -D’Souza, A., (2018) Whitewalling: Art, Race & Protest in 3 Acts, Badlands Unlimited (Acts 1 and 2) -Rodney, S., “Mapping Resistance: The Young Lords in el Barrio”, from Hyperallergic, August 2019 https://hyperallergic.com/513954/mapping-resistance-the-young-lords-in-el-barrio -Watch: (2012) United in Anger https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrAzU79PBVM Let us know what you think about the above text and resources. Stay tuned for our next modules which will be released in the upcoming days. #theblackschool #education #educationalresources #educators - @theblackschool on Instagram

- Alice Neel, and the last century.

- ads

- Cuba in the early years/style and memories

- George Washington Carver

- Marcus Miller

- Always Michael

- A Read Me 2

- Jimmy Winkfield, last African American jockey to win the Kentucky Derby. The color line sent him to Russia, where he thrived. He wrangled hundreds of horses 1,000 miles to Poland during the Russian Civil War. He married into the aristocracy and owned a château in France. He died at 91 in 1974.

- Alice Neel

- 1940s Magazines

- “Lead Belly was not an influence, he was THE influence. If it wasn’t for him, I may never have been here. I don’t think he’s really dead.” - Van Morrison. Born Jan 20, 1889, Lead Belly in Wilton, Connecticut, 1930s.