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I can't say where these pics came from..
a reader from ny other spot sent 'em 2 me..
Are we going 2 far....?
I mean who and what exactly should our childrens role models be?
If I had a seed this would be a direct NO..NO!
Mommy would be the 1man emulated. Perhaps this is why
this were given stockroom life instead of shelflife.What exactly would this be telling a little girl...
buy them a doll that praises a woman with
fake hair, fake nails, fake eyelashes, fake breasts
and then tell her..honey, it's always best
... 2 just be yourself...NOT!!
-PICTURES LIE-"Lemme Put You On Game"
Jesse Jackson and the late Detroit Mayor, Coleman Young are all smiles in this photo, taken at the Book-Cadillac Hotel the night Young was first elected Detroit’s mayor in 1973. But inside, the mayor-elect was seething. He had wanted Jackson, then a youthful 32, to come to Detroit to lead a voter-registration drive. But the younger man demanded $50,000, to which an indignant Coleman spat, “I didn’t have $50,000 for Jesse Jackson.” Later, when Jackson ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1988, Young got even by endorsing a rival, and at one point proclaimed, “Jesse never ran nothing but his mouth.” In a classic understatement, Mayor Young noted in his autobiography that, “It was well known that Jesse and I were not bosom buddies.”
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