1920s Gladys Bentley, owner of the Harlem gay bar the Clam House. From Pinterest.
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1920s Gladys Bentley, owner of the Harlem gay bar the Clam House. From Pinterest.
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James P. Blair, Women use compact Mirrors in packed Crowd to catch Sight of the Queen in London, 1966
William Powell, 1935
Pete Reiser of the Dodgers steals home as catcher Andy Seminick of the Phillies is late with the tag, May 13, 1946. Umpire Jocko Conlon is there to make the call as the Dodgers' Pee Wee Reese looks on, at Ebbets Field. Reese had faked a bunt to start the play. Dem Bums won, 6-3. This was their second triple steal in three games against the Phillies.
Photo: JL for the Associated Press via Alamy
The Charleston Champions invaded New York in 1926.
Photo: NY Daily News
A few ladies featured on Def Comedy Jam (1992 - 1997): Not in particular order: Thea Vidale, Laura Hayes, Sheryl Underwood, Adele Givens, Yvette Wilson, Mo'Nique, Sommore, Tasha Smith, Ajai Sanders & Angela Means.
La nascita di Venere {details} | Sandro Botticelli, circa 1482-1485
BBC2 Dracula, Frankenstein and Friends (1977)
Dracula (1931)
Cristina García Rodero. Duelo (Mourning) , Canosa di Puglia, Italy (2000)
The scene at Sammy's Bowery Follies, a bar in New York City (1947)
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