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1860s Portrait of a Man (photo by unknown American photographer)
(National Gallery of Art, Washington)
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Daguerreotype portrait of a young man by David Collins, c. 1850s.
Daguerreotype portrait of a man with an instrument by unknown photographer, 1850s.

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1621 Nicolaes Eliasz. Pickenoy (attributed to) - Portrait of a Gentleman
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Les Modes parisiennes, no. 69, vol. 8, 23 juin 1844, Paris. Costumes de Humann, rue Croix des Petits Champs, No. Cravattes de Clément, rue Vivienne, No. 6, au coin de la galrie. Chapeau d'homme et d'amazone de Mugniev, Place de la Bourse, No. 31. Canne et Cravache de Verdiev, r. Richelieu, No. 102. Coiffures d'Auguste Faisandiev, Place de la Bourse, 31 et reu Feydeau, 15. Bottes de Martin, succr d'Amick, Boulevart des Italiens, No. 2. Bibliothèque nationale de France
Are you familiar with this BBC documentary? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IApLJN9h9v0
I don't think so, thank you! I'll definitely check it out. :)
Habit à la disposition. 1760–75. Credit line: Brooklyn Museum Costume Collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of the Brooklyn Museum, 2009; Gift of Paula Fox, 1996 https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/157813

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Portrait of a young man by James P. Weston (American, active 1849-1857), hand-colored daguerreotype c. 1850s.
Portrait of a Seated Young Man Wearing Large Bow Tie, daguerreotype made c. 1850 by unknown American photographer.
Miwackulous Tye Monday
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1860s Portrait of a Man (photo by unknown American photographer)
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This Juneteenth I want people to know and remember Alfred Irving who was finally freed from chattel slavery in 1942 and Mae Louis Miller who was finally freed from peonage slavery in 1963.
Slavery was not "200 years ago," the last living former enslaved african american passed away in 2014 at 70 years old.
Chattell slavery in America did not go away, it adapted. It became peonage, sharecropping, vagrancy laws, "chain gangs" or convict leasing, and continues into the modern day prison system and the systematic incarceration of black and brown people and expanded to forced detention of immigrants in modern day America.
Do not believe the common narrative that the emancipation proclamation freed every slave. There are many more who were unable to tell their stories out of shame or fear of harm.
I reccomend that people read Slavery by Another Name by Douglas A. Blackmon or watch the 90 minute documentary / film adaptation
If nothing else please remember the names of the two people that American society wants you to forget.
Juneteenth Celebrations in Milwaukee, MN from 1988 to 2006.