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Last Post: In The Thick of It - Brenda Russell (1979)

Who remembers Brenda Russell? For some reason this song just popped into my head.

This is the last post for me tonight on the East Coast EDT but keep posting your favorite songs as it is still MMF somewhere.

Who's on CDT, CST, MDT, MST, PDT, HST, AKDT, etc.?

Thanks so much for a great day of music!!

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u/lotusflower64 — 4 days ago
▲ 19 r/MelanatedGenX

I Wonder If I Take You Home...

Happy Melanated Music Friday.💃🏽🕺🏽🪩

This week let's see all of your favorite Freestyle music posts!!!

Also, feel free to post all of your other favorite music as well.

Thanks so much in advance for your participation!!!

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u/lotusflower64 — 5 days ago
▲ 0 r/Blackpeople

Don Lemon LIVE at 5 With Co-Host Ms. Joy-Ann Reid| Donald Trump Just Had a VERY Bad Day!

Hilarious commentary on 🤡s failed 250th 7/4 celebration, carnival, or whatever it supposed to be, that you can literally roll tumbleweeds through.

The discussion of birthright citizenship along with many other topics.

Joy always gives great history lessons on many subjects.

I love when my favorite podcasters co-host each other's shows as it is like watching two / multiple podcasts at once.

Also, I love seeing the comradery among them as they support each other's individual podcasts and such.

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u/lotusflower64 — 6 days ago
▲ 38 r/70s+1 crossposts

Shoes

I loved playing in my aunt's very large shoe collection as a young child. She bought me a pair of white gogo boots that I loved so much.

These are photos of some of the shoes I've had and some of the shoes I wish I had growing up.

Pumas and Adidas were too expensive, Candies shoes were out of the question for "reasons" I didn't even bother to ask lol. I was too young for the giant platform shoes although I did have a few pairs of the children's version.

What were YOUR favorite shoes that you wore back in the day?

They don't have to be the shoes featured in this post.

u/lotusflower64 — 7 days ago
▲ 829 r/USHistory+1 crossposts

The Free Schoolchildren's Breakfast Program, or Free People's Meal Program, was a community service program run by the Black Panther Party (BPP) that focused on providing free breakfast to children every morning before school.

Started in January 1969 in the basement of a church in Oakland, California, the initiative used community kitchens to feed thousands of children before school, demonstrating that nutritious meals were essential for educational success.

u/elnovorealista2000 — 10 days ago