English: James Baldwin (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
English: Brandon Browner, a player on the National Football League. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Beach at Crown Point, Tobago (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Courland settlements in Americas (New Courland on Tobago). (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Pigeon Point, Tobago (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Chuck D, Host of And You Don’t Stop (Photo credit: Dplanet::)
Adam Jones (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Blue Jays at Orioles September 1, 2011 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Ronald Harmon Brown, Secretary of Commerce for President Clinton (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Elijah Muhammad standing behind microphones at podium / World Telegram & Sun photo by Stanley Wolfson. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
`The Fruit of Islam,` a special group of bodyguards for Muslim leader Elijah Muhammad, sits at the bottom of the platform while he delivers his annual Savior`s Day message in Chicago. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
BLACK MUSLIM WOMEN DRESSED IN WHITE APPLAUD ELIJAH MUHAMMAD DURING THE DELIVERY OF HIS ANNUAL SAVIOR’S DAY MESSAGE IN… – NARA – 556245 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Elijah Muhammad addresses followers including Cassius Clay / World Telegram & Sun photo by Stanley Wolfson. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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English: Wesley Snipes at 2009 Venice Film Festival Italiano: Wesley Snipes alla 66ª Mostra internazionale d’arte cinematografica di Venezia (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Stanley Jordan (July 31, 1959) is an American jazz/jazz fusion guitarist, best known for his development of the touch technique for playing guitar. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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Whitney Young, three-quarter length portrait, standing next to a bookcase, facing front, reading book / World Telegram & Sun photo by John Bottega. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
English: Memorial at for slaves on the Spanish ship who revolted against their masters, only to be forced onto the coast of , captured by the , and wound up in a custody battle between Spain and the United States for their right to return to Africa. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Sketch of an Amistad prisoner, drawn as they awaited trial in New Haven. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Replica of the slave ship Amistad docked at Key West (Photo credit: State Library and Archives of Florida)
Sketch of an Amistad prisoner, drawn as they awaited trial in New Haven. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Sketch of an Amistad prisoner, drawn as they awaited trial in New Haven. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Sketch of an Amistad prisoner, drawn as they awaited trial in New Haven. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Sketch of an Amistad prisoner, drawn as they awaited trial in New Haven. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Sketch of an Amistad prisoner, drawn as they awaited trial in New Haven. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Sketch of an Amistad prisoner, drawn as they awaited trial in New Haven. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Nia Long and Vivica A. Fox backstage at the 2009 Heart Truth fashion show. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
English: Actor Laurence Fishburne speaks on the legacy of President Abraham Lincoln during the National Memorial Day Concert in Washington, D.C., May 24, 2009. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
English: Terry Crews arrives for the Get Smart premiere, Fox Theater, Westwood, CA. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
English: Lou Brock. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
English: George Dixon, canandian boxer. Português: George Dixon, pugilista canadense. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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English: A picture of Charlie Christian Dansk: Et billede af jazzguitaristen Charlie Christian (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
English: Buffalo soldiers of the 25th Infantry, some wearing buffalo robes, Ft. Keogh, Montana Italiano: “Buffalo soldiers” (“soldati bisonte”, ossia afroamericani) del 25 o Fanteria; alcuni indossano pelli di bisonte. Ft. Keogh, Montana. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Henry Johnson, United States Army buffalo soldier and Medal of Honor recipient for actions in the Indian Wars. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
An Afro-American Corporal, in the 9th Cavalry. Snow covers the ground 1890. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
