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Pat Coleman @patcoleman.bsky.social · 2h

Tina Weymouth & Grandmaster Flash - 1982

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Pat Coleman @patcoleman.bsky.social · 2h

A circus performer dressed as Popeye. 1935

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Pat Coleman @patcoleman.bsky.social · 2h

The Hepburn sisters - 1939

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Pat Coleman @patcoleman.bsky.social · 2h

I hoped my rock n roll luck would kick in. I have a long history of getting into last minute sold-out shows for free. Not this time. Hahahaha

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Pat Coleman @patcoleman.bsky.social · 2h

Pauline Black - 1981 We saw The Selecter here in Chicago, back in the day. The ‘Out in the Streets’ tour. Years later, I went to the UK in 2019. The 1st hotel we stayed at was in Shepards Bush. Didn’t know they were playing in the corner club right next door! Tickets were sold out, of course.

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Pat Coleman @patcoleman.bsky.social · 2h

On the set of ‘The Prisoner’ - 1967 Patrick McGoohan

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Monica @softtail65.bsky.social · 3h

#VoteBlue2026 Lfg! 🗳💙 Find all the information you need to vote, including early voting dates, sample ballots and you polling location here: www.vote.org/polling-plac...

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Pat Coleman @patcoleman.bsky.social · 2h

Jackie Joseph, who played the crazy character “Rowena” (Ernest T. Bass’ love interest) on ‘The Andy Griffith Show’ was Melody’s speaking voice.

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Pat Coleman @patcoleman.bsky.social · 3h

Josie and The Pussycats album publicity photo. 1971 Cheryl Ladd (later of Charlie’s Angels) provided the singing voice for “Melody”, but not her speaking voice. Patrice Holloway of the Ikettes, was the singing voice of “Valerie”. The first Black cartoon character to be voiced by a Black performer.

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Pat Coleman @patcoleman.bsky.social · 3h

Partial cast and crew of ‘Metropolis’ - 1926

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Pat Coleman @patcoleman.bsky.social · 3h

Two prostitutes talking to a client on a Barcelona street corner - 1951 Bert Hardy

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Pat Coleman @patcoleman.bsky.social · 3h

Julie Newmar, NYC - 1959

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Pat Coleman @patcoleman.bsky.social · 3h

CRV Piranha by Gene Winfield - 1965

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Pat Coleman @patcoleman.bsky.social · 4h

Carlos Santana & Miles Davis - NYC, May, 1981 Backstage at New York's The Savoy club. In the background, is music producer Clive Davis photographer: Abet Roberts

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Pat Coleman @patcoleman.bsky.social · 4h

The Hand - 1982 by Mario Irarrázabal

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Özgür Toprak @ozgurtoprak8303.bsky.social · 12/10/2026

🚨WATCH: NASA REVEALS THE NIGHT SKY FROM MARS — A VIEW UNLIKE EARTH’S NASA has shared a rare glimpse of the Martian night sky. Unlike Earth, Mars has a much thinner atmosphere, meaning less atmospheric scattering of light and a different view of the cosmos.

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J.A.Tallon @tallon.bsky.social · 6h

Mira Nair (with son Zohran Mamdani) - BOTD

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Pat Coleman @patcoleman.bsky.social · 7h

Trump crowd-size in Alabama…

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Pat Coleman @patcoleman.bsky.social · 7h

Trump crowd-size in Tennessee…

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Headquarters @headquartersnews.bsky.social · 9h

The Trump administration has sued California to block the state from counting 20,000 mail-in ballots of voters it claims are "likely noncitizens." Similar Trump admin lawsuits found that the names of "likely noncitizens" were all American citizens.

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Admirable Women @admirablewomen.bsky.social · 14/10/2026

Gorgeous historic photograph: Eleanor Roosevelt & Edith Sampson at the UN in NY, 1950. Roosevelt chaired the Human Rights Commissions effort to draft the Declaration of Human Rights & Sampson was the first Black US delegate appointed to the UN. Sampson was born #OTD in 1901.

A black-and-white historic photograph of Eleanor Roosevelt (1884–1962), former First Lady and human rights champion, and Edith Sampson (1901–1979), a trailblazing lawyer and the first Black U.S. delegate to the United Nations. Seated closely at a table during a United Nations General Assembly event in September 1950, the two women share an intimate, joyful conversation, radiating warmth, mutual respect, and historic significance. On the left, Roosevelt leans forward with a bright, wide-mouthed smile, her eyes crinkling with genuine delight. She wears a structured, textured blazer featuring intricate decorative embroidery along the collar, lapels, and cuffs, with a large, pale orchid corsage pinned to her left lapel. To her right, Sampson leans in attentively, resting her arm over the back of a chair while holding a pair of dark eyeglasses. She looks directly at Roosevelt with a warm, engaged expression, her lips slightly parted as if speaking. Sampson is elegantly dressed in a dark, structured blazer accented with subtle white piping along the seams, a structured, tilted fabric hat, and prominent oval drop earrings. The background is softly blurred, showing a dark, formal event setting with the indistinct face of a man in a suit and tie sitting behind them. The lighting is soft yet focused, highlighting the expressive faces and detailed textures of the women's clothing. The composition tightly frames the pair, emphasizing their close connection and the groundbreaking nature of their diplomatic partnership during a pivotal era for international civil and human rights.

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Working Class History @workingclasshistory.com · 14/10/2026

#OtD 14 Oct 1977 anti-gay crusader Anita Bryant was "pied" by Thom Higgins, a gay rights activist. She then began praying and burst into tears. Following a boycott, she lost her job as brand ambassador for Florida orange juice. More LGBT+ history here: workingclasshistory.com/tag/lgbtq/

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Pat Coleman @patcoleman.bsky.social · 12h

(Part 3) “Nanny always had white hair. She was born in 1856.”

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