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Retro Glam Pin Up. A classic American beauty rose, reminiscent of what our parents envisioned ideal beauty to be in their day. for the pin up thing at school :) Vintage Hairstyles For Long Hair, Retro Hairstyles, Curled Hairstyles, Wedding Hairstyles, Classic Hairstyles, Bandana Hairstyles, Pixie Hairstyles, Easy Hairstyles, Vintage Hairstyles Tutorial
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Dorothy Dandridge relaxing on the living room floor of her Beverly Hills home. Los Angeles, CA Dorothy Dandridge was the first African American to be nominated for an Academy Award. Dorothy Dandridge, Vintage Black Glamour, Vintage Beauty, Vintage Fashion, Vintage Hipster, Retro Fashion, Vintage Style, Hollywood Glamour, Old Hollywood
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Black History Album .... The Way We Were

100 Years of African American vintage photography from the end of slavery in the 1860′s to the Black...

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Black Pin-up Girls. African-American Pin-up Girls. Pin-up Retro Natural Hair. Glamour Vintage, Vintage Beauty, Pin Up Negras, Black Is Beautiful, Beautiful Ladies, Stunning Women, Pretty Black, Stunningly Beautiful, Beautiful Curves
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Some beautiful swimming costumes.

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Dee Clark (November 1938 – December was an African-American soul singer best known for a string of R and pop hits in the late and early including the ballad "Raindrops," which became a million-seller in the United States in Play That Funky Music, African American Fashion, African American History, Rock And Roll History, Black History, 50s Music, Pop Hits, Soul Singers, Blues Artists
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You're Looking Good / Hold on

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Black Artists Who Died In Their Prime Dorothy Dandridge, singer and actress. First African American to be nominated for an Oscar Dorothy Dandridge, Women In History, Black History, Lena Horne, Vintage Black Glamour, Vintage Beauty, Vintage Style, Black Actresses, Classic Actresses
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Celebrating Black History Month: February 9

Today I would like to honor and pay tribute to an amazing woman who died far too young, Dorothy Dandridge. Dandridge was the first African-American to be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress. How ironic that Halle Berry, who played Dandridge in Introducing Dorothy Dandridge, was the first African-American woman to win an academy…

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To celebrate its anniversary issue and icons of the past, EBONY magazine chose current celebs to play them: Nia Long as Dorothy Dandridge. Jet Magazine, Black Magazine, Black Girls Rock, Black Girl Magic, Ebony Magazine Cover, Magazine Covers, Divas, Dorothy Dandridge, 65th Anniversary
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Love when homage is paid to African-American stars of the past. (1950's)

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Waters was an American jazz, blues, actress and gospel vocalists. She was the second African-American woman after Hattie McDaniel, to be. Ethel Waters, Hattie Mcdaniel, Black Actresses, People Of Interest, Culture, African American History, Vintage Hairstyles, Black Hairstyles, Hollywood Celebrities
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In 1950, Ethel Waters became the first African-American star of a network television sitcom (Beulah).

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Dorothy Dandridge, Ca. Photograph - Dorothy Dandridge, Ca. Dorothy Dandridge, Divas, Vintage Black Glamour, Vintage Beauty, Old Hollywood Glamour, Vintage Hollywood, Classic Hollywood, Hollywood Star, Hollywood California
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The Girl’s Alright: What’s With Some Black Women’s Fascination With Marilyn Monroe?

It's Black History Month people! So why are so many people obsessed with Marilyn Monroe right now when they could be repping Dorothy, Rosa, Lena and more?

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Vintage photo booth Golden Smile African American by InteriorVintage American Women, American Photo, African American History, Vintage Photo Booths, Photos Booth, Natural Hair Twist Out, Black Kids, Black Women, Long Black
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A very nice photo-booth photograph from the 1950's of a Beautiful Little Black Girl with a Golden Smile. Visit this shop for a wide variety of Vintage Quality Jewelry, Art, Photos and Collectibles. ~Age (approximate): 1950's ~Material(s): Photo Paper ~Approx. Size: 1 9/16" across x 1 7/8" high ~Approx. Weight: N/A ~Signature / Brand: Unsigned. ~Condition: Excellent. ~International Shipping: Is Available, please contact us for a quote. ~Inventory #: 297

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The beautiful April 1951 cover of Color magazine. Black Magazine, History Magazine, Vintage Fashion 1950s, African Diaspora, Vintage Magazines, African American History, Vintage Colors, Vintage Beauty, Black Is Beautiful
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Bathing Beauty, 1950’s

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News, Sports, Entertainment, TV, Tech, Gaming & Health

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Rose Meta Morgan began a beauty empire in Harlem, New York, during the and quickly became a powerhouse in the field and a doyenne of African American high society. Ebony magazine called her House House Of Beauty, Beauty Shop, African American Beauty, American Photo, Black History Facts, My Black Is Beautiful, Simply Beautiful, African Diaspora, African American History
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Rose Morgan - Founder of Rose Meta House of Beauty, one of the largest and most visible African American beauty salons in the U.S. in the 1950s and 1960s. Featured in our newest online exhibit: From Ideas to Independence: A Century of Entrepreneurial Women | NWHM

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Ruth King, a popular model, on the runway in a fashion show. Photo via model Barbara Summers book, Black and Beautiful: How Women of Color Changed The Fashion Industry. Women In History, Black History, African American Models, American Women, Vintage Black Glamour, Black Image, My Black Is Beautiful, Fashion History, Fashion News
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Ruth King, a popular 1950’s model, on the runway in a fashion show. Photo via model Barbara Summers book, Black and Beautiful: How Women of Color Changed The Fashion Industry.

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The Beulah Show, the first sitcom to star an African American actress, moved… Ethel Waters, Hattie Mcdaniel, Old Time Radio, Black Tv, Black History Facts, African American History, Black Power, Women In History, Beautiful Black Women
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The Beulah Show, the first sitcom to star an African American actress, moved from radio to ABC TV on October 3, 1950, starring Ethel Waters for the first season. Hattie McDaniel, star of radio's Beulah, joined the cast around September of 1951 but only filmed six episodes of the second season before falling ill. She was quickly replaced by Louise Beavers who stayed with the show until its cancellation in 1952.

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