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Tina Turner performing at the Schaefer Music Festival at Central Park in New York City, July 1971.
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Tina Turner photographed by Bob Gruen at home with her Jaguar V12 XKE for Creem magazine, 1974.
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Sly Stone, Oakland, 1973. Photo : Jim Marshall.
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Black Authors
Happy Black History is Everyday
Toni Morrison 1931-2019
James Baldwin 1924-1987
Octavia E Butler 1947-2006
Langston Hughes 1901-1967
Maya Angelou 1928-2014
Ralph Ellison 1914-1994
Zora Neale Hurston 1891-1960
W.E.B Du Bois 1868-1963
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The last thing I expected to hear today was that the incomparable Angie Stone passed away in a fatal car accident. Her musical legacy shall continue to live on and we will forever celebrate her. Thank you Angie for uplifting the community with songs like this. ✊🏾 An angel in life and death ❤️ we love you. 🕊️
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The Original American Indians, the Black Indians.
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If anyone should be called the Queen of neo soul, it should be Angie Stone. We remember, the neo soul Queen, Angie Stone, a talent gone too soon. Angie began her musical career as a member of the first female hip hop trio, The Sequence. The hip hop group performed throughout the United States and had a number of hits that resonated with their fans. The group ultimately disbanded in the 1980s.
Angie continued on her journey performing as a member of other groups such as Vertical Hold and Devox. She worked as a songwriter and backup vocalist for musical acts, Lenny Kravitz and D'Angelo. Stone ventured out to become a solo artist and achieved amazing success in the music industry.
Her solo career spanned decades, releasing memorable hits such as "Brotha" and "No More Rain (In this Cloud).” Ms. Stone sang the theme song for the hit series, Girlfriends. Her albums, Black Diamond and Mahogany Soul were certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America. Angie was still performing right up until her untimely loss. She was comfortable in her skin and proudly sported natural texture, kinks and afros. Angie leaves behind two children, Diamond and Michael (Swayvo Twain).
Rest in Peace to a real one, Ms. Angie Stone. Sending prayers, love and well wishes to her family.
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Black inventors have shaped the world in ways you may not even realize! From the traffic light (Garrett Morgan) to the home security system (Marie Van Brittan Brown), and even the super soaker (Lonnie Johnson)—Black brilliance is everywhere. This #BlackHistoryMonth, let’s celebrate the innovators who changed our daily lives!
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