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milkandheavysugar:“Ethel Waters (1896-1977), as Hagar in Dorothy Heyward’s Mamba’s Daughters, became

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Ethel Waters (1896-1977), as Hagar in Dorothy Heyward’s Mamba’s Daughters, became the first Black woman to perform the leading role in a dramatic play on Broadway in 1939.” - Jessie Carney Smith


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                                          “Rufus Jones for President”                                                             “Rufus Jones for President”                   

                                          “Rufus Jones for President”

                                                           1933
                            Sammy Davis Jr. (First Picture) & Ethel Waters


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universitybookstore:Continuing the celebration of the photographer’s birthday today, a selection of universitybookstore:Continuing the celebration of the photographer’s birthday today, a selection of universitybookstore:Continuing the celebration of the photographer’s birthday today, a selection of universitybookstore:Continuing the celebration of the photographer’s birthday today, a selection of universitybookstore:Continuing the celebration of the photographer’s birthday today, a selection of universitybookstore:Continuing the celebration of the photographer’s birthday today, a selection of universitybookstore:Continuing the celebration of the photographer’s birthday today, a selection of universitybookstore:Continuing the celebration of the photographer’s birthday today, a selection of universitybookstore:Continuing the celebration of the photographer’s birthday today, a selection of universitybookstore:Continuing the celebration of the photographer’s birthday today, a selection of

universitybookstore:

Continuing the celebration of the photographer’s birthday today, a selection of Carl Van Vechten’s  brilliant color portraits of African American performers: Billie Holiday, Geoffrey Holder, Pearl Bailey, Carmen De Lavallade, Ella Fitzgerald, Joyce Bryant, Harry Belafonte, Ethel Waters, James Earl Jones, and Blanche Dunn.


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