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please start them early.
“Duse Mohamed Ali, Chief Oluwa, The Imam and Mohamed Yaya, son of Chief Oluwa, outside Woking Mosque, Eid-ul-Fitur Festival June 1920.”
Source: Ian Duffield - Duse Mohamed Ali and the development of Pan-Africanism, 1866-1945, Vol. 2 (1971) [Unpublished PhD, The University of Edinburgh]
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A young Omani woman during Dhofar Rebellion Popular Front for the Liberation of Oman, 1970s (Credit: Postcard by French solidarity committee CSRO)
Johnnie Lacy, disability rights advocate, in 1977
Malick Sidibé - Self-Portrait (1956)
Niger, 1953. From the book Nomades du soleil by Henry Brandt
Lil' Black Girl Magic.
Chicago, IL. 1968
Darryl Cowherd
Kent Ford, with his girlfriend (later wife) Sandra Ford, in 1970 when he led the Portland chapter of the Black Panthers.
Free Huey Rally in West Oakland (1968). Photographs by Ruth-Marion Baruch via the UC Santa Cruz University Library