Theresa Breaux

Bits, Pieces, Snips and Snaps

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Make noise people! We need $4,000 by the end of the day! $50 and $25 needed!

Afrolatinos: The Untaught Story is a film documenting the history, life, and issues surrounding Afrolatinos. This is a story that must be told!

(Source: afrolatinostv, via thefemaletyrant)

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Channelling Efunsetan, Ahebi, Alaba Ida, Nzinga...: so I heard you guys liked Chinese American Witches

fuckyeahriotgrrrlsofcolor:

angrygirlcomics:

I got an email last week from a good friend of mine about a book launch party where the author would be reading excerpts from her new e-book on… Chinese American witches

and I was like

what

oh my god

this is so exciting

WHO IS THIS…

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Permalink iamsogothiwasbornblack: auntada: Portrait of a young African American woman.  Missouri, c. 1890 Burgess Studio, photographer
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Permalink therotund: ddfrtv: HA00860 Title: Woman in striped dress, holding a fan Year: between 1885 and 1910 Photographer: Harper, Alvan S., 1847-1911. Courtesy of Alvan S. Harper collection from Florida Memory, State Library & Archives of Florida, www.floridamemory.com. In this photo, taken between 1855 and 1910, a fashionably dressed woman holds a decorative fan. The dress, with it matching stripes, looks as if it had been made by an excellent dressmaker, perhaps the woman herself. Photo was taken in a Tallahassee, Florida studio. To learn more about African American History and Photography at “Through A Lens Darkly” TALD documentary and multimedia project - Digital Diaspora Family Reunion DDFR www.DDFR.tv Chimpanzee Productions, Inc. Check out the new trailer for “Through A Lens Darkly: Black Photographers and the Emergence of a People” @USA Projects. bit.ly/L06o6j I love how tall she looks and that she is wearing those stripes!