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Civil Rights Leaders

Civil Rights Movement

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A Raisin In The Sun

Raisin In The Sun

Racial Segregation

Lorraine Hansberry

12 Women They Didn't Tell You Were Queer In History Class

Really unclear why we didn't spend at least one semester reading Emily Dickinson's love letters to her girlfriend.

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PRICES MAY VARY. Title: Motown Legends (A Tribute to Motown Music) by Wishum Gregory, 11.5x8.5 inches by Wishum Gregory. Product Type: Categories > Wall Art > Posters & Prints Bb King, Black Legends, Smokey Robinson, The Jacksons, Black Music, Black Love Art, Black Art Pictures, Boy Band, African American Art

Smokey Robinson

Black Art Pictures

African American Art

Motown Legends (A Tribute to Motown Music) by Wishum Gregory, 11.5x8.5 inches by Wishum Gregory

Amazon.com: Motown Legends (A Tribute to Motown Music) by Wishum Gregory, 11.5x8.5 inches by Wishum Gregory: Posters & Prints

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Famous Black People

Civil Rights Act Of 1964

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Dr Martin Luther King

Famous Black People

AFTR PRTY on Instagram: ““Peace is more precious than diamonds or silver or gold”- MLK (1964, Nobel Peace Prize Speech)✌🏾🌍✊🏾”

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Black Music Artists

African American History Facts

Luther Vandross

Black Singers

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Gwendolyn Brooks

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf

People With Hiv

Phenomenal Woman

African American Women

Gwendolyn Brooks: The Poet as Working Mother | LiteraryLadiesGuide

An excerpt from A Surprised Queenhood in the New Black Sun by Angela Jackson describes how the iconic poet Gwendolyn Brooks dealt with motherhood.

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Muhammad Ali Boxing, Cassius Clay, Celebrities Who Died, Sam Cooke, Heavyweight Boxing, Chicago Outfit, Muhammed Ali, Black Life, Black Legends

Muhammad Ali Boxing

Celebrities Who Died

Heavyweight Boxing

There's an Incredible True Story Behind the Meeting of Black Legends in 'One Night in Miami'

Muhammad Ali, Malcolm X, Sam Cooke, and Jim Brown really did spend an evening together in 1964.

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Black Hollywood

Black Celebrities

African American History

5 Beloved Famous People With Creepy Secret Obsessions

You might spot Tom Cruise raving about energy spirits outside of Spago, but you'll never catch some beloved performer straight up worshiping the devil. Right? (Hint: Wrong.)

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Dennis Edwards, The Temptations, Old School Music, Black Entertainment, R&b Music, Neo Soul, Black Celebrities, Black Music, We Are The World

The Temptations

Old School Music

Black Entertainment

Black Celebrities

We Are The World

Former Temptations Lead Singer Dennis Edwards Dies at 74

Dennis Edwards, lead singer with Motown legends the Temptations from 1968 up to 1977 and again in later years, has died in Chicago at the age of 74.

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Black Hollywood Glamour

Black Actresses

Black Entertainment

Vintage Black Glamour

Remembering Barbara McNair: Forgotten Motown artist and groundbreaking black entertainer

When career opportunities for black women began to increase on television and in the movies during the 1960s, beautiful singer/actress Barbara McNair, all but forgotten today, was one of the fastest rising young African-American talents. After getting a break appearing on Arthur Godfrey’s Talent Scouts in the 1950s and working her way up through the show biz ranks, in 1962 McNair took over from Diahann Carroll, the original lead, in Richard Rodgers’ Broadway musical No Strings—an interracial…

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