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[officialhistoryandshit]

In February 1926, Woodson launched the celebration of "Negro History Week", the precursor of Black History Month. . . . . . source: Wikipedia . . . . . #blackhistory #blackicons #history #blackhistoryisamericanhistory #blackhistoryisworldhistory #journalist #blackhistorymatters #gamechangers #GiveHistoryBackItsColor #author #blackexcellence #blackhistorymonth #blackhistorymakers #historylesson #blackhistorymaker #historymakers #blackhistorymonth2023 #founder #peopleyoushouldknow #historygeek #historynerd #historybuff #historybuffs #historylessonoftheday #historylover #historylovers #ilovehistory #carterwoodson #blackhistorylesson #blackhistoryfacts https://www.instagram.com/p/CoV7FpIMz3Q/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[deepakverma123]

Amit Sobti as of late won the best model of the world 2018 honor in Istanbul-Turkey and turned into the new essence of India around the globe. ... He landed numerous positions offers being a decent understudy yet he decides to demonstrate and began Ramping since the beginning on numerous capacities, style appears global occasions.

To know more about him click here-  http://bit.ly/37KtwBs

[kurmanpr]

Honored to meet environmentalist, explorer, “soldier of Mother Nature” and one of the greatest underwater photographers of all time, Amos Nachoum and director Dani Menkin at the midwest premier opening night of the Israeli Film Festival of Chicago last night. The most impactful documentaries... "Picture of His Life." Bear photos from Amos' website BigAnimals.com There will be a second screening this Sunday and I highly recommend that you go! Sunday | November 10 | 6:45 pm Hosted by Bnai Tikvah. Both screenings at the ArcLight Cinemas in The Glen, Glenview. Documentary. 75 min. In Hebrew, English and Inuit with English and Hebrew subtitles. Opening film for DocAviv 2019. Official Selection, San Francisco Jewish Film Festival. Synopsis: Environmentalist, explorer, “soldier of Mother Nature” and one of the greatest underwater photographers of all time, Amos Nachoum’s work has been featured in National Geographic, Time and The New York Times, among other media. His unique approach has put him face-to-face with some of the most fearsome predators on Earth–crocodiles, killer whales, great white sharks. But one major predator always eluded him—the polar bear. His last attempt almost killed him, but now, at the age of 65, he’s determined to take one last shot at capturing the “picture of his life”. Accompanied by Emmy Award-winning cinematographer Adam Ravetch and directors Yonatan Nir and Dani Menkin, Amos heads to the Canadian Arctic. As the beautifully shot journey unfolds, so does an intimate and painful story of dedication, sacrifice, personal redemption and a quest for inner peace. Directors:  Yonatan Nir and Dani Menkin Executive Producer: Nancy Spielberg #photography #underwaterphotography #documentaries #israelifilmfestivalchi #danimenkin #amosnachoum #bears #chicago #filmdistribution #environment #wildlife #israel #peopleyoushouldknow #brushwithfame #worldsbestphotographers #mothernature #biganimals #kurmanpr #kurmanphotography https://www.instagram.com/p/B4nCnRWFSJH/?igshid=1n24036vo9ibr

[morganizephoto]

🎨✊🏾🔥 @itsbrookstho_art #ItsBrooksTho #ArtistsOnInstagram #PeopleYouShouldKnow

[dayve-troublemakerinc]

#DaYveSanz #TroubleMakerINCBrands #TroubleMakerINC #TroubleMakerWorldProductionsINC #d143 #d1four3 #d143MensClothing #d1four3MensClothing #LiLTroubleMakers #LittleTroubleMakers #Fashion #MensFashion #KidsToysAndFashion #WorldTraveler #gaystoners #wehoconfidential #selfie #peopleyoushouldknow #designer #sprituality #blessed (at Planet Earth, Solar System, Milky Way)

[qosmicqadence]

Sometimes you meet people who lift you to heights beyond your imaginings. Today I witnessed @TheSashaSimmons flourish so comfortably in her element, as she empowered a packed house to "Create Your Life: Speak Like You Mean It". You SiStar are MAGIC! I cannot wait to experience the rest of the teachings in this series. Thank You For Being Incredible YOU! To my SiStar @Cymone_Bolding, thank you for the reminder to "Source that fire that burns within!" It's so easy to forget the importance of using our power. Oh yeah, and thanks for not being bent out of shape about the #Photobomb y'all 🤣😂. #YouDaBest #YoungSash #TheSashaSimmons #SpeakLifeLLC #CymoneBolding #PeopleYouShouldKnow #NoMediocreFriends (at DeSoto Central Market)

[cincygirlstyle]

That one time I recreated one of the illest out of OHIO @floyduniverse using markers and magazine clippings... #cincygirlstyle #myartwork #collageart #peopleyoushouldknow #recycle #repurpose #magazines

[elizaneals]

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#ThrowbackThursday brings you back to #BehindtheScenes Part EIGHT inside the #Tempermill studio in Ferndale, MI the home of a vintage #Harrison3232. I have had the pleasure of being friends with #PaulRandolph for a long time. 🎸 Paul is a charting international artist based in Detroit as well as an in demand bassist, vocalist, and producer. Among his most recent accomplishments is the #Billboard #1 #Rockalbum of 2021 #AliceCooper “#DetroitStories” on which he played, sang and co-produced. He is a musically diverse artist with an impressive recording and touring history that includes frontman and songwriter with the German collective #Jazzanova in addition to his solo and collaborative works. ⭐️ I have asked Paul to record with me and he appears on many of my songs you have heard on #SiriusXM #Bluesville CH.74 hits like "#anotherlifetime© " and "#breakingandentering🚨." In this session Paul lends his incredible feel to "#GotaGun (feat. @billydavisd," & "#Heathen" both of which you can hear now on my bandcamp #linkinbio. As artists, we over time find tools that fit the job, sometimes it's necessity other times its a love thing. Here Paul talks about his latest #fenderbass that he has customized and gotten some very famous Detroit signatures on. If you get a chance to hear Paul live don't miss him you will be glad you did. That's super engineer and bass player #EricMaluchnik in the background doing one of his many cool jobs. 🎥 #TBT #MusicMakers #PeopleYouShouldKnow #RecordingArtist #Producer #TouringMusicians #DetroitBased #MusicLover #Creator #BassMusician 💙 Full Video Here: https://youtu.be/CUxNCbcA29E 🎞 (at The Tempermill) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeTmHixgx_8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[theavadavis]

The Ava Davis Show - 12 November 2020 from Ava Davis - Studio Vosges on Vimeo.

Alright y’all. Since the day is almost over, by all means, and measures, I can announce that today was my #birthday. And I’m feeling guilty because I rearranged a lot of things to tape this #interview yesterday, but the opportunity presented itself. So, this is my interview with @chasethewolfe; we worked together on @proudmarytheatre ’s The Laramie Project, and he is an oh so talented actor and singer and professional mover! So, this is the first part of our convo, and also we’re treated to him playing@official_blackstreet #NoDiggity on the guitar! Can you say #crush. Also, thank you so much @chasethewolfe for stopping by to record this! Best birthday present ever! ----------------------- Watch the latest episodes at theavadavishow.com and sign up for our newsletter! Find us on @YouTube and subscribe by searching for "The Ava Davis Show" Follow The Ava Davis Show on @Instagram: instagram.com/theavadavisshow/ Like The Ava Davis Show on @Facebook: facebook.com/avadavisshow Tweet us on @Twitter at twitter.com/theavadavisshow Listen to our podcast on @Anchorfm, @spotify, and more! #theavadavisshow #avadavis #duchessofgrantpark #trans #lgbtq #queer #transactress ----------------------- #lgbtq #trans #transgender #transwomeninfilm #tgirl #queer #pride #gaysofinstagram #spartanburgsc #singersofinstagram #chasenthedream #guitar #blackstreet #nodiggity #atlanta #thelaramieproject #actorslife #singerslife #peopleyoushouldknow #chasingthedream #chaseme #chasethewolfe

[deepakverma123]

A 23-year-old youngster, Babar Ali, from a town in West Bengal has encouraged more than 3,000 kids over the most recent 14 years in a school he began when he was just nine. Babar Ali isn't just the dean here, yet is hailed as the most youthful one on the planet. His saying is to battle neediness through training, yet his has not been without its issues, including claims of proselytism.

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[instapicsil2]

NEW BLOG POST: "Podcasts give people like us a voice and a platform to share our impactful stories. It's one thing to read someone else's words...it's another to hear them relive their diagnosis and talk about their battles." Check out @thebillcoon's latest project and hear his interview with me about life with Crohn's. Link above in profile.☝🏻 #crohns #ibd #chronicillness #podcast #peopleyoushouldknow #shareyourstory #health #blogger #inspire http://ift.tt/2vfHY4j

[dayve-troublemakerinc]

I'm getting good at this #photoshop thing! #workhard #entrepreneur #ecommerce #DaYveSanz #TroubleMakerWorldProductionsInc #TroubleMakerInc #d143 #d1four3 #LiLTroubleMakers #LittleTroubleMakers #art #fashion #WorldTraveler #gaystoners #weho #like4like #follow4follow #peopletofollow #peopleyoushouldknow (at Planet Earth)

[librarianrebels]

Within history textbooks, articles, even academic journals highlighting influential librarians, you will be hard to find information on Regina Anderson Andrews. Anderson Andrews began working at Chicago Public Library but it was after a vacation to New York City in 1922 that inspired Anderson Andrews to stay in New York City and begin working at the 135th Street Branch of the New York Public Library (NYPL). Regina fought long and hard for a fair wage and a fair chance for a promotion (which African Americans were denied), as well as the opportunity to work at different branches amongst the geographically sparse New York Public Library. With assistance from W.E.B. Du Bois and the N.A.A.C.P. , she eventually fulfilled her goals. 

On June 10, 1930, Regina received a telegram notifying her “that you have been transferred from the 135th Street Branch to Rivington Street Branch and . . . [promoted] from Grade 2 to Grade 3, as assistant branch librarian, with an increase in salary from $155 to $165 per month. After 6 years at Rivington Street Branch, Regina transferred to the 115th Branch which was almost exclusively colored patrons. It was for the next decade that Regina worked at the 115th Branch. She became the first African American to head a branch in NYPL history. She gave a speech as she accepted the title of Acting Branch Librarian and said, “We must be more than Librarians, bibliophiles, curators and catalogers in order to develop the kind of social philosophy necessary for a modern community library.” She also stated that it was important to provide the community space for various activities such as clubs, lectures, classes, and plays— which she would later arrange. 

Throughout her life which covered much of the 20th century, Anderson Andrews had witnessed wars, protests, and movements. Point in case, The Harlem Renaissance. “This was a time when educated, upper-class African American intellectuals, writers, poets, musicians, teachers, doctors, lawyers, visual artists, and social scientists converged in the New York City neighborhood of Harlem. They produced nonfiction books and essays, novels, plays, poetry, visual art, and magazines among many other works depicting a range of African American life, although the primary objective was usually to uplift the race by countering prevailing views of African Americans as lazy, shiftless, and uncouth. Known primarily as an artistic and literary movement, the Harlem Renaissance was also a sociopolitical and intellectual movement.” Regina was an actress, director, and playwright. She teamed up with W.E.B. Du Bois who founded Crisis Guild of Writers and Artists to create and produce plays for and by African Americans. Within their written philosophy it was stated that within their theatre, the content must “plots which reveal negro life as it is”. It was stated that the theatre “ must be catered primarily to negro audiences”, and it must be close to negro neighborhoods. This theatre company and others like it were set to combat the racist stereotypes and tropes often portrayed in white plays with white actors in black face. 

Within the library itself, Regina secured the rehearsal space in the basement of the 135th Street Branch of the New York Public Library, allowing production to flourish. She also maintained productive spaces for newcomers to work by making a space for African American writers to work, Langston Hughes, Eric Walrond, and Claude McKay were some of these writers. Regina Anderson Andrews was a force to be reckoned with. Her single acts of defiance, outspokenness, and offered support to peers, would not be noted for their revolutionary spirit until many years later, sadly. It is important to note that she was not just the support to this melting of the minds, she was right up in the mix of things with the best of them. Such is the story of many women throughout history, not to mention the story of almost all librarians. With assignments like these, I hope that will one day change.- MJ

[peopleyoumayknowmovie-blog]

#PeopleYouShouldKnow

Thione Niang | Inspiring Our Youth To Become Leaders

You can learn more about Thione Niang and The Give One Project and learn how you can become involved with what he is doing here.

With 27 siblings, Thione Niang knows a little something about organizing people for a common cause. He has been doing it his whole life! Moving on from organizing his siblings, Thione founded The Give One Project–a global non-profit organization focused on empowering and engaging youth to take social and political action in their communities.

In the years since founding The Give One Project, Thione continues to travel the world speaking to young people about leadership and service. He hosts an online social forum called “The Thione Niang Show” where he dedicates the conversation to socially conscious discourse about art, culture, business, and politics.

You can learn more about Thione Niang and The Give One Project and learn how you can become involved with what he is doing here.

[missjuengling]

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[deepakverma123]

Harm done by a acid attack can bring about serious consuming which frequently, as on account of Kavita, brings about the loss of sight, deformation, and if the corrosive gets into the throat, it can cause such a lot of harm that it brings about death. She experienced a great deal however skipped back as a warrior to work for society and continued moving individuals with her great deeds.

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