r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/No_Gap_1756 • 6h ago
r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/Electrical-Aspect-13 • 16h ago
Young couple captured in a shot. Lady doesn't seem to amused. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1940s.
r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/Electrical-Aspect-13 • 15h ago
Glass negative of a family 1890s.
r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/shewasajanuarygirl • 17h ago
Charles “Teenie” Harris Portrait of a woman, possibly Ann Miller, wearing two toned suit and dark blouse with bow, holding infant, seated on wooden bench in Harris Studio, c. 1945-1950
r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/WithoutPrinciples • 1d ago
On this day in 1964, US civil rights leader Dr Martin Luther King Jnr was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for helping to combat racial inequality through non-violence. King’s dream was that all US citizens would be judged by their personal qualities and not by the colour of their skin.
r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/TheMahagonyDefender • 15h ago
Black Americans Behind The Earliest Days Of National Television: Georg Olden...
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Historical Background: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georg_Olden_(graphic_designer))
r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/ata3121 • 1d ago
Tisha Campbell Photos From The Early 2000s
r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/shewasajanuarygirl • 1d ago
Brenda Sykes photographed by unknown photographer, 1972
r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/First_Goose_4658 • 20h ago
On This Day in 1964
Dr Martin Luther King Jr and the Nobel Peace Prize
r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/i_grade • 1d ago
Meet the commander of Iran’s IRGC Navy, Ali Ozmaei. He is black origins.
r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/Relative_Page_7810 • 1d ago
Michael Jackson, Beverly Johnson, Lionel Richie, and Debbie Allen Studio 54 (November 8, 1979)
r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/Electrical-Aspect-13 • 1d ago
Older Lady posing for a photo outside of department complex, 1890s. Glass negative.
r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/BeyondFlorida • 1d ago
1920: The Ocoee Election Day Massacre Kills Dozens of Black Citizens
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r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/Electrical-Aspect-13 • 1d ago
Model posing with jewelry for a series of photos, 1972.
r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/Nostalgic_Historian_ • 2d ago
Robert F. Williams (1925–1996) and Mabel Ola Robinson Williams (1931–2014) civil rights leaders, authors, and advocates for armed self-defense
r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/No_Gap_1756 • 2d ago
Mother and son leaving Florida for New Jersey to pick potatoes, 1940
r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/Electrical-Aspect-13 • 2d ago
Martin Luther King Jr recovers from a stab wound during a book signing sesion, 20 of September 1958.
r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/FlamingoEvery5528 • 2d ago
The Supremes pose at the Ross-Stanley Park, Vancouver, CA, c. May 1966.
r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/Electrical-Aspect-13 • 2d ago
Marriage poses with their children, and grandchildren for thei full family photo, NJ, 1969. Kodachrome shot.
r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/Electrical-Aspect-13 • 3d ago
Kodachrome slide of beauty contestants at Harlem, New York, 1961
r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/realstours2011 • 2d ago
A lesser-known monument in East Harlem: Abraham Lincoln and a child
In East Harlem, at the Abraham Lincoln Houses, you’ll find this sculpture of Abraham Lincoln seated beside a Black child.
Created by sculptor Charles Keck, it was unveiled on February 12, 1949, Lincoln’s birthday. The monument connects Lincoln’s legacy of emancipation with the history and aspirations of Harlem’s Black and working-class community.
At Real’s Tours NYC, we enjoy sharing these lesser-known stories about New York. Had you heard of this sculpture?
r/BlackHistoryPhotos • u/No-Crazy-1159 • 3d ago