Solomon Sir Jones Silent Home Movies #13 (1924 - 1928) - NYC and Madame CJ Walker's Headquarters

[@coletamia0126]

Amazing to see black people during those times! My grandparents were teenagers then and these videos help me appreciate the times in which they grew up! Love these historic videos!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@mitzithompson6585]

I love these videos too .its amazing to see our foreparents carry themselves so sophisticated

[@derrickjohnson9166]

Just three generations after perpetual slavery, and under the Jim Crow gun since 1877, our people were rising so fast that Europeans were predicting a Black President before 1950 if this rise in economic wealth and the political balance this brings went unchecked. Most profound that this is after Rosewood, Tulsa, and Elaine, AK along with many others; Thank you for this film and a Bravo post.

[@LouneyG]

Do you think that was madam CJ herself? I thought she died in the 1900s?

[@Alwaysprogressing]

To anyone reading this, 22-year-old Sean Monterrosa was killed by police in Vallejo, California while on his knees last night, they said they thought a hammer was a gun. ..Please remember his name and spread this story if and when you have time.

[@theinfamousninapink]

Omg im Martinez, I hadn't even heard that's awful

[@angelar.2088]

Still a ways to go but demands have to be Restitution for what our ancestors endured . Retribution !! That's what it will take to calm the beast 🤔

[@bbpersonalpage1613]

These 😈 should not be allowed around us.. All they want to do is kill .. So twisted

[@jbraxtron3551]

Awww man. Love the high school track teams strutting down the stairs!!!

[@dakotaj288]

Not sure if this is true for anyone else, but watching this made my eyes well with tears. 😢 The beauty and unity displayed of our people. 💞 Showing us through a true, unaltered lense. 💞 🧘🏿‍♂️ We have to remind ourselves, our peers and inform our children we are more than what they see. ✊🏿 We are everything we've yet to become ✊🏿

[@kassha49]

👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👍😉

[@humblymelanated2804]

Without a doubt 🤎❤🖤🤎❤🖤🤎❤🖤

[@teetot5276]

Wish it was like this today

[@celitabrown5417]

Thank you for bringing excellent black historical content. We need this to be taught in our schools. This is American history!!!

[@Penrose-wi6tx]

Extraordinarily and Insightful! My Grandparents were teenagers then!

[@poisenotpoison1836]

Wow! So glad to see this. I enjoyed watching it.

[@noneexistent2781]

These vids bring me so much perspective

[@bossdallas594]

I love the work you do on these videos ✊🏿🙏🏿

[@aeshaalberts7560]

I love this, so timeless

[@divulgewithchip1099]

What’s yo Instagram

[@kaylao.3326]

I love this channel 🙌🏾

[@aguedazydyk3090]

That's BEAUTIFUL 😍

[@jkaisere7245]

these are so golden!

[@angelar.2088]

My scarf goes off to those men that put those skyscrapers and buildings together . I know many have lost their lives when building........😳

[@journeytothemosthigh5021]

Segregation is essential. We were thriving!!!

[@africanamerican1818]

Love seeing African Americans in forgoten eras of the past. Lot of family ( man, woman and children) and certain etiquette and customs -

[@mitzithompson6585]

I love this ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@donaldirvingjr6869]

These are INDIGENOUS AMERICANS original people here for 1'000's of years in Americas. We were not so called African Slaves but the MELINATED "INDIANS" (NFL WASHINGTON REDSKINS FOOTBALL TEAM)=DARK BROWN. BLESSINGS!

[@reneedennis2011]

Thank you so much for uploading this!

[@marcandreg.4394]

Im very impressive for the long hair of that woman!😊 It's beautiful ♥️😍Very interessting to see the life for african-american people !

[@kassha49]

It’s impressive that you found it so...🙋🏽

[@TheTiger2311]

The American first black millionaire .

[@stilllearning2855]

Black Excellence!!!

[@camillenaar9413]

Foundational Indigenous Black Americans

[@katbrew22]

Not that many black Americans left.

[@WhoToldYouThatAtlanta]

Wow 🤩 awesome thanks for sharing this beautiful video 🙏🏽❤️

[@Nick_a_ra_gua]

Good ol indigenous hair

[@rahsta106]

They use to call Brooklyn, Brookland. Crazy

[@aguedazydyk3090]

I wish 😪 everything would be the same today. Instead of hating one another Its a beautiful 😍 🎥 movie

[@FleurRebelle]

Agueda Zydyk Do you know history? Peopl still got lynched

[@bbpersonalpage1613]

​@FleurRebelle the unity 🤝 part we all want .. There's still lynching today 😢😢 we want black people to come back together and whoop the devils 😈 azzes

[@teekolinski491]

@@FleurRebelleyou know what they meant. They are talking about the good aspects of that time period. And this is up North. None of that was going on.

[@yasinradee]

💜

[@osautreadwell7999]

Those cars tho!

[@ask_why000]

This is like a time capsule.

[@LloydMajor]

Real cool!

[@stephanieleigh62]

The People actually dressed more classy.

[@FridayNiiight]

@6:45 ::: damn--that's some head of hair!!

[@thety8fie]

1:55 I thought he got ran over 😂😂💀

[@CinemaGatesPictures]

My studio makes silent films.

[@divulgewithchip1099]

6:43 oh wow 🤩

[@sheilawitherspoon295]

Dignified

[@lisalasoya2898]

It may be a silent short but it is in despair it almost became a tragedy on the one hand, the conflict had to hold off due to difficulties. In re Air Crash Disaster at Mannheim, 586 F. Supp. 711, 1984 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 16705, 16 Fed. R. Evid. Serv. (Callaghan) 101, CCH Prod. Liab. Rep. P10,414 It was not Phily it was New York, hmmmm.

[@blazayblazay8888]

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