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You know in sinners when Sammie’s father said “you keep dancing with the devil, one day it’s gonna follow you home…” when disapproving Sammie’s music. Do you think that he said that because his brother aka smoke and stacks dad was into the blue and jazz since Sammie guitars was his. Sammie’s father after knowing what his brother did to smoke and stack wanted to make sure his son strays away from it so he doesn’t end up like him…
A statue of Elizabeth Eckford, one of the Little Rock Nine, on the grounds of the Arkansas State Capitol in downtown Little Rock. The sculpture, called Testament, has life-size representations of each of the Little Rock Nine students who integrated LR Central High School in 1957. The statue of Eckford is very similar to the iconic photograph of her stoically walking to the school while being pursued by a crazed-looking mob. Photo by Brian Cormack.
A boy watches as crowds of segregationist demonstrators walk to Arkansas' Little Rock Central High to protest the first African-American students in a white school. 1957.
A rest stop for Greyhound bus passengers on the way from Louisville, Kentucky, to Nashville, Tennessee, with separate accommodations for colored passengers. September 1943. Photo by Esther Bubley.
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Elizabeth Eckford ignores the hostile screams and stares of fellow students on her first day of school. She was one of the nine African-American students whose integration into Arkansas' Little Rock Central High School was ordered by a federal court following legal action by the NAACP. September 6, 1957.
Haven't had a chance to watch the whole thing yet, but what I've seen has been excellent.
A white woman hurriedly bars the way as African-American people were about to enter the lunch counter of this downtown department store in Memphis, Tennessee to protest the segregation policy of the establishment. 1961.
