Shorts On Sundays: ‘Wildcat’
Kahlil Joseph’s Film Meditates on the Origins of an All-Black Rodeo in Oklahoma
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Today In History
‘Robert C. Maynard bought the Oakland Tribune on this date April 30, 1983. Maynard was the first Black to own a major daily metropolitan newspaper.’
(photo: Robert C. Maynard)
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Camp Lo Decodes “Coolie High”
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Today In History
‘Edward Kennedy “Duke” Ellington, legendary composer and bandleader, was born in Washington, DC, on this date April 29, 1899. Ellington is famous for his songs: “Take the A Train,” “Mood Indigo,” and “I Got It Bad and That Ain’t Good” among others. He was commemorated on a U.S. postage stamp on this date in 1986.’
(photo: Duke Ellington)
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NIKE: Meet Jon “Bones” Jones
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Today In History
‘Samuel L. Gravely, Jr. became the first African American Admiral in the United States Navy.’
(photo: Samuel L. Gravely, Jr.)
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“FOR #CLAIR” + by @QUEENGODIS + #ClairHuxtable Tribute
Director Of Photography: Erica Miriam Fabri
Written + Directed By: Queen Godis aka Auntie Queen
EDITED BY: Queen GodIs
CREATIVE CONSULTANT: Azania Shange
MAKE-UP: Christina Richardson & Brindha Sithambarnathan
MUSIC: The Do The Right Thing Soundtrack + Herbie Hancock
GRAPHICS: Queen GodIs
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Today In History
‘Coretta Scott King, activist and wife of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., was born in Marion, AL, on this date April 27, 1927.’
(photo: Coretta Scott King)
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Prospect Park | Brookyn, NY by GuyNamedLindsey
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Marley Marl ‘Classic Recipes’: Recreating Biz Markie ‘Make The Music With Your Mouth Biz’
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