Photos of 1890s-1910s African American life
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Read a couple to make your blood boil. Read one from a slave that was from Georgia that had to make his way up to Ohio. White People were fukking sick. He told the story on how he was a kid. He had a fever crying on the floor non of the adults could do anything cause they were in fear of being whipped or killed. Lil boy was crying cause they sold his mom off and he saw his dad get his ear cut off and killed for protecting his mom. Cac was taunting the child saying the "little ****** will get over it." I swear god ain't real sometimes about how we as a race suffer.
Do you know where I can find some online?? Any links? This shyt is heartbreaking man
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I read one on a college databases were you have to site your sources. It was a while back so I do not remember the particular site
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nikkas still all these poses in 2018. 
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Photograph, likely posed, of African American men preparing for a pistol duel, ca. 1895
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Bunch of genuine old time cowboys and bronco busters at Denver, Colorado, 1905.
African American group of twelve children and a woman in front of a shack during the first decade of the 20th century.
Delegates to the Niagara Movement meeting in Boston, Massachusetts in 1907
Niagara movement meeting in Fort Erie, Canada, 1905
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Portrait of man, Hilton Head, South Carolina, May, 1904
House servant, South Carolina, 1905
Maria Grant, Hilton Head, South Carolina, 1904
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always wondered who the musicians were in the clip from Cali circa 1913-1915
(the music being played is not the original music the band was playing)
and I finally found out:
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the dance they were doing was called the Texas Tommy, an early precurssor to the Lindy Hop
(the music being played is not the original music the band was playing)
and I finally found out:
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the dance they were doing was called the Texas Tommy, an early precurssor to the Lindy Hop