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A little rain won’t stop you!!
10/13/2020

A little rain won’t stop you!!

“I am speaking!” - VP Kamala Harris
10/08/2020

“I am speaking!” - VP Kamala Harris

Vote. Vote. Vote.
09/30/2020

Vote. Vote. Vote.

You want to honor —you want to thank her?! VOTE!!!
09/19/2020

You want to honor —you want to thank her?! VOTE!!!

I thought today was Tuesday all day. I am still not 100% sure that it isn’t Tuesday...?
09/17/2020

I thought today was Tuesday all day. I am still not 100% sure that it isn’t Tuesday...?

“I don't think I could have lived with any more passion than I have”- Sophia Loren
09/05/2020

“I don't think I could have lived with any more passion than I have”- Sophia Loren

Congratulations to the Maisel cast and crew!
07/29/2020

Congratulations to the Maisel cast and crew!

Have you heard the name ? The answer is likely no. In her top hat and tuxedo, Gladys Bentley belted gender-bending orig...
07/17/2020

Have you heard the name ? The answer is likely no. In her top hat and tuxedo, Gladys Bentley belted gender-bending original blues numbers and lewd parodies of popular songs, eventually becoming 1920s Harlem royalty. By the early 1930s, Bentley was Harlem’s most famous le***an figure and among the best-known black entertainers in the United States. She was also the first prominent performer of her era to embrace a transgender identity. Her rise to fame demonstrated how liberated the Prohibition culture of the Harlem Renaissance had become.

One of our very favorite childhood books, about a very brazen young lady, Eloise, is was written Kay Thompson. A lady fu...
07/03/2020

One of our very favorite childhood books, about a very brazen young lady, Eloise, is was written Kay Thompson. A lady full of moxie.

This!
06/21/2020

This!

Two flappers in the 1920’s. Names unknown.
06/16/2020

Two flappers in the 1920’s. Names unknown.

Have you ever heard of the vixen Nina Mae Mickney? She was known as the “Black Garbo” She got her break on Broadway in 1...
06/11/2020

Have you ever heard of the vixen Nina Mae Mickney? She was known as the “Black Garbo” She got her break on Broadway in 1928. It was there that she was discovered by MGM film director King Vidor. Smitten with McKinney, he cast her as one of the lead in his 1929 film, Hallelujah, making her the first African American woman to attain a main role in a mainstream movie. The fame that she achieved with Halleljah helped her to secure a five-year contract with MGM studios, establishing her as the first African American, ever, to secure a contract with a major studio.

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