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Kneel Before Zod, Muthafücka
Hairy ass stank pussies. But easily impressed by a nikka who was literate with a job.
Dualities.
Black women in the 1960s and 1970s
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Hairy ass stank pussies. But easily impressed by a nikka who was literate with a job. Dualities.
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Kneel Before Zod, Muthafücka
Even the gawd Marlon Brando hollat at fine black woman
Brando was "bisexual" aka homo cuz there's no such thing as a bisexual man. There are pictures of duke suckin off men like a 2012 coli member.
get the fukk outta hereMost of these women aren't even black according to West African and West Indian standardsAfrican Americans should stop claiming ad-mixed blacks to make yourselfs look and feel better
This is what a true black woman looks like
Am I right @Yup gatekeeper of all things black and female
most west africans don't even look like this i best money she's either from sudan, kenya, or congo
DabbinSauce
Banned
get the fukk outta here
I just posted that trollin Yup cuz she always talkin shyt bout AAs and ad-mixture, "claiming" bi-racial people and all that stupid shytAnd what you bent out of shape for
ain't nothin wrong wit the way that guh look
Historic Hampton House
In the 1960s, the Hampton House Motel featured a jazz club, banquet hall and food service, as well as hosted Martin Luther King, Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali.
Hampton House Fashion Show. Brownsville, Miami, 1962.
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We can appreciate our moms and aunts, but you are telling me you'll turn down this??? (it's a video)
Nah breh
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havoc
Superstar
The women of the past were fine, classy, healthy, and their body didn't have all those crazy tacky tattoos that we see everyday. 
i love these pics man.
all that Melanin bruhs
i might post up some more pics or something
Diahnn Caroll & Chaka my 2 favorites still holdin
Chrishaune
Veteran
Nikkas acting like if any one of those girls chose them, they wouldn't be ready to go. 
This is the coli though.
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We all know there was tension, anger and static in the air, but on the other side it gave birth to soul and what we choose to stand for or buck back against today
don't know what decade but bam
EpicStoryTeller
Blazé Blazé
Black women from FAMU protesting in a courthouse .
They all look like take homes
natural hair = swirlAs much as I love me a curly haired zebra...the 60's and 70's had the growth of the consciousness and not just the hair. Many women (and men) are hella cool with the armchair activism move.