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04/07/2023

Sexy tropical number available online and in store
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04/07/2023

-FRONT RISE: 11″ / INSEAM: 30″ / LEG OPENING: 9 3/4″ -MODEL IS 5’7, WAIST 27, HIPS 37.5 / WEARING SIZE S(5/7) -S(5/7), M(9/11), L(11/13), XL(15/17)

11/03/2022

09/15/2022

I Am Not Finished Yet

01/17/2022

If you ever wondered why Dr. Martin Luther King was really killed this video will explain why! Aslong as he was talking about just peace white folks was ok with that but as soon as he started focusing on the “Money” and Black Ownership And Black Wealth teaching they killed him!! We Gonna focus on the Money!! Black Economic’s Is Key To Wealth!!

12/02/2021

Jesus answered them, “Is it not written in your Law, ‘I have said you are “gods"’?

11/02/2021

Mexico's African history. In this video, I visit several historic sites like the Olmec Museum, Yanga, and an afro-descendant community in Oaxaca Chacahua mex...

08/05/2021

Who Is Sam Cooke?

He was born Sam Cook in Clarksdale, Mississippi, on January 22, 1931, one of eight children of a Baptist minister and his wife.
In 1961,

Sam Cooke was the first Black Man the first Black performer to start his own record label, SAR Records, with J. W. Alexander and his manager, Roy Crain. The label soon included the Simms Twins, the Valentinos (who were Bobby Womack and his brothers), Mel Carter and Johnnie Taylor. Cooke then created a publishing imprint and management firm named Kags.
The label was intended to be a place where Sam Cooke could expand his artistic abilities as a writer/producer and to give other struggling African-American artists a venue to record during the racially charged 1960's. Cooke did record two songs on the label, however, that have only been released since 2001: the solo side of his gospel song "That's Heaven to Me", and "Somewhere There's a Girl" (a secular version of The Valentino's "Somewhere There's a God"). Sam Cooke was the most important soul singer in history, its primary inventor, and its most popular and beloved performer in both the Black and white communities.