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Hope everyone is having a beautiful Sunday full of family and great food like this photo. #bsbmedia #blacksouthernbelle . West Virginia, 1946... Caption James Robert Howard asks the blessing before eating supper. Gilliam Coal and Coke Company, Gilliam Mine, Gilliam, McDowell County, West Virginia... Source National Archives Russell Lee photographer
We love seeing the ladies support each other! Congratulations to all of the newly crowned Queens! #bsbmedia #blacksouthernbelle Video from @karolyndmartin
Nothing like fresh fruits for a Sunday. Which one of these are your favorite? #bsbmedia #blacksouthernbelle
May your Juneteenth remembrance and celebration feel as beautiful as this photograph. #bsbmedia #blacksouthernbelle
We adore this photo of the Virginia State Deltas circa 1950 #bsbmedia #blacksouthernbelle
We adore this video of @camerynmilan grandma's living room! Nothing like the memories and aesthetics of Grandma's house! #bsbmedia #blacksouthernbelle
Talk about a Sunday Kind of Love! We adore the beautiful photos of @_likeparis and her hubby! #bsbmedia #blacksouthernbelle Photos by @jenniferbradfordphotography
We adore this Disney themed prom from Booker T Washington High School in Miami! #bsbmedia #blacksouthernbelle
Talk about Sunday memories. Who remembers shelling peas in the kitchen? #bsbmedia #blacksouthernbelle September 1940. Saint Mary's County, Maryland. Mrs. Eugene Smith, FSA borrower, canning string beans. Photo by John Vachon for the Farm Security Administration.
Congratulations to all the newly accepted HBCU students! #bsbmedia #blacksouthernbelle Reposted from @jayla.wilkes
Stop everything and check out these beautiful bags from @dressmyroom These are a perfect addition to a work wardrobe or as a travel bag. #bsbmedia #blacksouthernbelle Reposted from @dressmyroom Our vintage tote bags are expertly handcrafted from the classic Haik fabric, celebrating Berber culture with a vibrant homage. These totes blend timeless craftsmanship with contemporary style, sourced during our trip to Morocco. Each bag is unique—only one of each is available online. We ship ! #DRIS
Nothing like Mother and Daughter who share a college and sorority tradition from generation to generation. #bsbmedia Reposted from @fiskuniversity This Mother’s Day, we celebrate the Fisk legacy passed down through generations. Kesha Lussain (Class of ‘97, Alpha Beta 96) exemplifies this spirit, inspiring her daughter Karli to walk the same path. Karli says, “I grew up surrounded by the Fisk Family that my mom created during her time at Fisk. Her best friends became my aunts and her classmates welcomed me with open arms during every visit. Fisk was a no brainer! I am honored to be a part of the Fisk family and continue her legacy.” Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms who make Fisk a family! #FiskFamily #MothersDay
We adore this beautiful family and their beautiful HBCU legacy! Congratulations to all the new HBCU grads! #bsbmedia Reposted from @nylasams 👇🏽 “From left to right: Tonita Orr ‘70, Nyla Sams ‘24, Frenita Combs-Sams ‘88, Fredrina Combs ‘90 Ethel Combs stepped on FAM-C’s campus in the 1930’s. Nearly a century later, our family continues our legacy of that citrus orange and agricultural green🧡💚 Reconnecting to my black roots, and most importantly, my familial roots has instilled a necessary confidence within me. Thank you to the COLAC for helping me forge towards the future armed by my past. “ • • . . . . #hbcu #historicallyblacksince #hbcugrad #blackexcellence #blackculture #famu
We are obsessed with this antique plate wall! Be sure to follow @fireflywed_charleston for wedding inspiration! #bsbmedia #blacksouthernbelle
Founded in Philadelphia in 1816 by members of the Free African Society (which itself was founded in 1787,) the AME church was one of the first Protestant denominations created as a haven for Black people. Many people first came to know of Mother Emanuel (AME churches were given the title Mother after women were permitted to serve in church operations) back in 2015 when a gunman opened fire on parishioners, killing nine members. Co-founded by Denmark Vesey, who helped to plan a slave revolt in 1822, Mother Emanuel was actually burned down after the revolt trials by an angry mob and was later rebuilt. Many AME churches were founded by community activists and leaders and were attended by liberators including Fredericksburg Douglass, Ida B. Wells, Booker T. Washington and others.