Ebony spandex

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set: http://adjustdafacts.tumblr.com/post/17 ... photo-mark

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some

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Jamaican

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Ebony Cyclists

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More Cycling

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More Jamaican

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https://freephotoupload.com/rmancas9201

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you can read about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Power movement of them1960's-70's

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Little Preview from one of my dates. I put her in those shorts with no panties, then pulled them up on her in public. She had everyone staring at her, got a couple decent vids too, more to come, you'd be surprised how many beautiful women love spandex but don't even know it, it's up to us to show them lol, I got about 10 chicks running around in these now.

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i have another black power movement symbol and another all-women group photo with raised clinched fists to reveal on my next post
FYI
source of the following narrative: https://dp.la/primary-source-sets/the-b ... r-movement
''The Black Power Movement of the 1960s and 1970s was a political and social movement whose advocates believed in racial pride, self-sufficiency, and equality for all people of Black and African descent. Credited with first articulating “Black Power” in 1966, Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee leader Stokely Carmichael represented a generation of black activists who participated in both Civil Rights and the Black Power movements.''

President Obama paid tribute to the "Black Power" protesters at the 1968 Olympics Thursday during a White House ceremony to honor the 2016 Olympic team.[sep 29 '16]

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I love cycling women

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Got a few more uploads on this link

https://freephotoupload.com/rmancas9201

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Just updated with a few hundred more.

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2nd photo above: Beyonce Honors The Black Panther Party In Super Bowl 50 Performance
https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=Be ... ORM=IRIBQP

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A very rare find nowadays for those of you who are 'OLD SCHOOL' @ still like or have a nostalgic sentiment to the old 35mm film cameras:
source: https://pe-nation.com/us/blog/byron-spencer-35mm/

35mm by Byron Spencer
May 15, 2018

We teamed up with photographer and good friend Byron Spencer to create an 80’s technicolour series with beauty Sophia Laryea in our Sydney studio.
Featuring our latest collection, shot on 35mm. more pics at the link



I still have my parent's old 35 mm camera that i havent used in ages....for the purposes of this forum doesnt matter how the pic is taken....but its nice to see a modern-day photoshoot for http://pe-nation.com an athletic apparel company that for this particular shoot that they went old school....that very first photo is almost as good a pixel-quality as most current picture-camera phones; obviously not at the level of high-def cameras used for these types of foto-shoots....most of the instagram photos i see posted on this forum today are about as good as the old 35 mm camera ONES FROM YESTER-YEAR....personally i like to touch/handle photos without having to go to a computer or handheld device to see a photo.
i am thoroughly going over their sites incl facebook@instagram and will be posting a number of photos next friday

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https://www.instagram.com/baldgirl_shaza/

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edit 4/5 to add this unrelated arethra franklin film trailer:

Was Lost, But Now It’s Found: Alan Elliott on Completing the 1972 Aretha Franklin Music Doc Amazing Grace
By Ryan Coleman on April 4, 2019
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypHZbtqSU48

Mick Jagger appears in Amazing Grace!), the film has gained mythic dimensions over the course of its half-century gestation period.for whatever reason Arethra did not want this released so even though it was in the archives this is new to the public


In 1972 at only 30, Franklin had already left a crater-sized impact in the American pop cultural landscape. She’d picked up five Grammys and debuted 11 No. 1 singles on the Billboard charts. For her 21st album, already her fourth live album, she returned to her roots. Franklin set up shop at The New Temple Missionary Baptist Church in Watts, Los Angeles to record “Amazing Grace,” a double album of gospel standards....'Amazing Grace': Exclusive look at never-aired footage of Aretha Franklin

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