Ronald Harmon Brown, Secretary of Commerce for President Clinton (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
By David Shankbone
By Ronald Reagan Presidential Library & Museum/White House John Thompson, Ronald Reagan, Patrick Ewing
Marvin Gaye performing in concert during the 1970s. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Marvin Gaye in 1973 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
By Tamla – Billboard, page 1, 27 April 1974, Marvin Gaye
Marvin Gaye in 1973 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Marvin Gaye performing in concert during the 1970s. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell in a promotional 1967 photo (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
By photo by-J. Edward Bailey
Marvin Gaye
Sean Taylor (en) with the Washington Redskins football (American) team until his death in November 2007, formerly with the University of Miami Hurricanes (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Jimmy Cliff in concert (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
David Oyelowo at the International Press Academy’s 12th Annual Satellite Awards (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Alberta Hunter in 1979
By The pictures are over 100 years old and so authorship is uncertain.
By The pictures are over 100 years old and so authorship is uncertain.
English: Jack Johnson, 1915 Source:Library of Congress – George Grantham Bain Collection Restrictions: Per LOC reproduction #LC-USZ62-29331 – no known restrictions on photograph Publish date: March 31, 1915 Photographer: Unknown Publisher:Unknown (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
1870 celebration of the Fifteenth Amendment as a guarantee of African American voting rights (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
By Alfred Waud
The First Vote
MC Hammer, cropped from original image. (CC) Brian Solis, www.briansolis.com and bub.blicio.us. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
By Keith Allison Richard Sherman
By © Hans Hillewaert Tracy Chapman
Jazz singer Joe Williams (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
By Brianmcmillen Joe Williams
photograph of Pearl Bailey following a performance of “It’s A Woman’s Prerogative” in the 1946 stage production of “St. Louis Woman” (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Giants Stadium – Justin Tuck at the Giants Rally after victory in Super Bowl XLII. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
By William Morris Agency
Pearl Bailey
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