Tag: Segregation

• Chicago’s Bronzeville The Musical, A Night to Remember!

   placed at   Theater Presented by There was no videotaping or photographs allowed but I did Snap Chat while I was in the building  so ADD ME: Billie Da Kidd, they know me as Billie Jean. You know how snap chat rolls, after 24 hours its over with so get there in time. The Chicago’s Bronzeville Musical was enlightening…

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  February 28, 2016

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  Billie da kidd, Billie Holiday, bkornoway, BLACK MEDIA SCOOP, Black Riots, Briyana Kelly, Chicago, Chicago Theater, Chicago’s Bronzeville Musical, Culture, Dinah Washington, Dr. Margaret Burroughs, Dred Scott, IFPO, Josephine Baker, Journalist, Katherine Dunham, Lena Horne, Lynch Mob, Mahalia Jackson, Mahdi Theatre Company, Marcus Garvey, media, Nat King Cole, Pullman Porter, Sarah Vaughn, Segregation, Slavery, The Great Migration

• One Love, One Heart, One Body, One Mind- Bob Marley Influenced

  

  Boi! Is Bob Marley a charmer but he wasn’t just limited to that. Watching his 2012 Bob Marley documentary I was very enlightened by his philosophy, lifestyle, and him being about his word. I would recommend the legacy influence on anyone. Bob Marley lived his life to the fullest not being selfish, fighting for unity,…

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  August 7, 2015

  BK’s Daily News, BK’s Hot Topics

  #Share1love, BK, bkornoway, Black Love, Bob Marley, Briyana Kelly, Human Being, Human Rights, Legacy, life, love, mankind, Segregation, war