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whataboutbobbed May 2, 2016

Bishop School, Detroit, May, 1921by Harvey C Jackson

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whataboutbobbed February 22, 2016

afro-textured-art: African-American Women of 1920s America Source: Scurlock Studio Records, ca. 1905-1994, Archives Center, National Museum of American History

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whataboutbobbed September 17, 2015

ladies are getting manicures and having their hair styled at the Walker Beauty Shop in Dallas, Texas

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whataboutbobbed August 21, 2015

seated and smiling

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whataboutbobbed May 14, 2015

over here!

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whataboutbobbed July 24, 2014

The K.D. Stroud family in 1929 Seated from left – James, Bobby, Rev. K.D., Rosa May, mother Lulu. Standing from left – Jack, Nina, Dolphus and Effie. Not photographed: Kimbal, […]

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whataboutbobbed May 9, 2014

Negro cabaret with The Boyd Atkins Band, South Side Chicago, by Russell Lee for the Farm Security Administration, April 1941

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whataboutbobbed April 24, 2012

top – Howard University Players by Robert Scurlock, early 1920s [via] bottom – Rita, Sig.Anna, Edie, Rene, Wanda, Pat after our play – 3 scenes from Twelfth Night on December 12, 1928 [via] […]

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whataboutbobbed March 26, 2012

blackhistoryalbum: The Original “Pussycat Dolls” | 1920s on Flickr. African-American vaudeville performers (showgirls/chorus line) dressed in very risque (for the time) feline (cat) costumes.

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whataboutbobbed October 8, 2011

bride Yolande ‘daughter of W.E.B.’ Du Bois and her maids, at her wedding to Countee Cullen, New York, 1928 speaking of, we’re off to attend two weddings in one weekend!

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