Friday, March 30, 2012
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Barbara Walters Special (Part 3) Michelle & Barack Obama Interview
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MICHELLE OBAMA LETTERMAN SHOW APPEARANCE - 3/19/2012 part 3
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Martin Luther King III on his fathers assassination
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Martin Luther King Jr Assassination - New Evidence of a Government Consp...
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Maya Angelou's Remarks at the Funeral Service for Coretta Scott King
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1996 Atlanta Pride Festival Speech by Coretta Scott King
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UNTIL THE LAST GUN IS SILENT: CORETTA SCOTT KING 1968/2006
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Monday, March 26, 2012
Monday, March 19, 2012
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Yolanda Jenkins greets Roberta Flack at Quincy Jones Tribute
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Yolanda Jenkins greets Roberta Flack at Quincy Jones Tribute
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Saturday, March 17, 2012
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Tia & Tamera Season 1 Episode 7 Sisters Under Pressure S01E07 01x07
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Tamera Mowry: I Love Being an Aunt, But I'm Not Ready for Ki
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Singer Monica Marries L.A. Laker Shannon Brown Again
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Alicia Keys Wedding Videos Arrive from Secret Ceremony New Video
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Whitney's first official recording (1978) at age 15.
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Whitney Houston sings at New Hope Baptist Church in Newark, NJ.
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Monday, March 12, 2012
The Adults in the pool picture are (L-R); my brother Alfred II (Nick), Olear (Haslerig) Jones (my neice), and at the top of the ladder, her brother George Haslerig Jr. The two children in front of Olear most likely are her twin sons, Michael (now deceased-a story in itself) and Wendell, born in November 1956. They look to be 2 - 3 yrs old in the picture which would date the time as the summer of 1959 (or maybe 1960). Olear also has a daughter (alberta, aka Kitten) born in 1958, but I doubt she is in the picture. Shawn can maybe identify Nicks children in the picture, but my guess is that his son Nicky III is walking up behind George (Baby Brother), John (Marty) is standing in front of Nick, and Shawn is in front of George. The two girls may very well be Georges's daughters. Chattanooga had only one park with a swimming pool to accommodate all of the blacks in the city. There was also a facility within a state park (Booker T. Washington State Park) that had a swimming/boating
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Aunt Pearl with Denise and new born baby Wes ( Ray) King.
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By GWK: Aunt Pearl (Wright) Arnold (b 1908) was Mary Louise Lawson King's maternal aunt, the eldest sister of Hattie Wright Lawson. Hubert Lawson and Hattie Wright lived happily in Chattanooga until Hattie died in childbirth when Minerva was born in 1935. Hubert never fully recovered from her death. Aunt Pearl eventually became responsible for the three sisters and two brothers, raising them like they were her own. They moved to Aunt Pearls home at 2512 Long St where Louise and I were married 14 years later. Aunt Pearl died in the late 1980’s (date is available.)
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Indianapolis, IN, 1952: Alta Jean (King) Brown with newborns, Alta Denise King (Sept 1952) and Jean Michelle Brown (Oct 1952)
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Location: 2301 12th Ave, Chattanooga, TNIDs/Relationship to George Wesley King, me - L-R:>Robert King, Brother (b.Nov1930-last born), retired school teacher living in Indianapolis;>Monyette Haslerig, eldest Sister (1908-1990), school teacher lived entire life in Chattanooga;>Mildred Gaines, Sister & 3rd born (1913-1960, College Professor @ Tenn State, Nashville;>Olear Jones, Niece, 1st born child (b.1936) of Monyette Haslerig, Housewife living in Chattanooga;>Alfred G. King II (Nick - 1925-1993.) Eldest Brother and a Medical Technician. He lived his adult life in NYC;>Little Nicky, Alfred G. King III, Nephew (b.1946), Medical Technician living in Long Island, NY;>Eugenia Blessing (Holly) King, First Wife of Nick, (1925-2002?.), and mother of his 3 children.>Wife, Mary Louise King (b.1928) holding Nephew Phillip Shawn King (b.1949);>Phillip Shawn King (b.1949) has worked in the theater and television industry (?) his adult life. He lives in NYC;>Myself (b.1928.) Curren
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Thanksgiving, Nov. 23, 1950: 2301 12th Ave, Chattanooga TN. Moving left to right. Mom (Alta Monyette Lee King) at 61 1/2 years young looked every bit of 50. Mom is holding Marty, youngest son of Nick. "Little Nicky" is just over Mom's left shoulder. Johnetta King Williams, left of Mom, at 39 years old was the second eldest family member. In late August, 1949 she lost her husband and only true love, Al Williams, from lung cancer while Louise and I were on our honeymoon.Shawn (Phillip Shawn King), Nicks second son. Eugenia ("Genie") Holly King is to the right of Mom. She was an army nurse, and worked for years at Harlem Hospital in NYC. In 1945 she married Nick.Alfred G King II (Nicky). Recently discharged from the Navy, he and his family were soon to move to NYC. Alta Jean Brown (now Alta Jean Bellinger) was seated in the vacant seat between Johnetta and Emmett. She took the picture.
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gpop, gmom, Edmond G Brown, with Mom Alta Jean Brown
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Outside the main King family residence at 2301 12th Ave in Chattanooga, TN. There is a companion picture showing my sister, Jean Bellinger of Indianapolis, holding her recently born first child, Edmond Brown. The picture was probably taken by Jean's late husband Emmett Brown, in 1950 when they came to present the grandchild to Mom and Pop.Pop married Mom in about 1908 when Pop graduated and left Fisk to begin teaching in Soddy, Tenn. (near Chattanooga). Soon afterwards he moved his teaching career to Chattanooga, which became the family home for the remainder of his life. In addition to being an educator, he was also a politician and a small business owner. He was highly respected throughout the community and the surrounding areas. He was a greatly devoted family man, and was responsible for all but one of his seven children receiving a college degree. Incidentally, this was at a time when most Black children seldom got
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Aunt Pearl (Wright) Arnold - This is the Aunt Pearl Arnold who raised Louise (Lawson) and the rest of her siblings after their Mothers death in childbirth when Louise's sister; Minerva was born in 1935.; I would guess the picture was taken about 1949.
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L - R: Minerva (age 13/14), Ernestine ( 25/26), Louise (20/21); Location: 2512 Long Street, Chattanooga, TN (Home Place), 1947 or 1948.
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Alta Jean King and "Dayton" Dan, circa 1946. Dayton Dan was a star football player for Tenn State - this picture was taken before Jean graduated about 1948.
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Standing-Al Williams, Johnetta King Williams, Alta Jean King, Mildred King Gaines: Seated unknown, Grandmom, GrandpopDr. Johnetta Elizabeth King Williams Jenkins, 1911–1972. Johnetta earned a PhD from NYU. She had a brilliant career in the Chattanooga, becoming the first Black Supervisor of Negro Teachers. She married Al Williams, a railroad porter, who died in 1949 of cancer. Johnetta later married Rev. Calvin C. Jenkins. She died childless in North Carolina (or SC?).Mildred Elizabeth King Gaines, 1913–1976. Mildred was the last of the first generation of the King Family Children. Mildred earned a Masters from NYU. She was a Professor of Business Education in the Business School at (now) Tenn. State Univ., where she met and married Robert Gaines. Robert became manager of the TSU cafeteria. All of the second generation of King Children attended TSU, and benefited greatly as guests in their home. My younger brother Robert and I worked in the cafeteria. Mildred died childless in Nashville.
2011-09-12, Family & Friends Biloxi Mississippi Sep 2011
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Sunday, March 11, 2012
Jineth Bedoya Lima Receives an International Women of Courage Award
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Major Pricilla de Oliveira Azevedo Receives an International Women of Co...
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The Honorable Maryam Durani Receives an International Women of Courage A...
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Friday, March 9, 2012
Obama Flashback: His 2000 appearance on Chicago Tonight
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EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Young Barack Obama on "The Gong Show"
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Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., left, shown here with his pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright of Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago, March 10, 2005. Obama on Friday March 14, 2008 denounced inflammatory remarks from his pastor, who has railed against the United States and accused the country of bringing on the Sept. 11 attacks by spreading terrorism. (AP Photo/Trinity United Church of Christ)
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Monday, March 5, 2012
Whitney Houston meeting Brandy, Monica and Clive two days before her sud...
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Saturday, March 3, 2012
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Thank you Gail McKenzie, Contact International, Our Gracious Host
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Thank you Gail McKenzie, Contact International, Our Gracious Host
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Daphne Michelle Titus, U. S. Department of State, Foreign Service Officer
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Thank you Gail McKenzie, Contact International, Our Gracious Host
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Thank you Gail McKenzie, Contact International, Our Gracious Host
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Thank you Gail McKenzie, Contact International, Our Gracious Host
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