“We have to teach, tell, and show black girls that they are beautiful, that there is no standard of beauty… only defining it. And we, Black girls, define beauty, too. Our hair, shade, shape, and features are beautiful. We set trends, and the world follows.” ― D.B. Mays
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We time warp back to the age of excess to see how motorbike culture influenced a generation. Some people mark the death of the 1960s
The logs coming out of Mineral, Wash., in 1949 were giants. The following information about this photo comes from the Tacoma Public Library: “An unidentified
After nearly 50 years in business, the High Tide Cocktails closed their doors as yet another casualty of the COVID lockdowns, but for those who
We’ve seen more than our share of hillbilly motorcycles, but this Mustang/Harley mashup takes the cake. Then again, is this even a motorcycle at this
Released in 1985, the Mark Gonzales graphic was one of a distinct handful, including the first Mark “Gator” Rogowski, Psycho Stick, and Guardian models, that
Fact: Carpeting is the key to proper dive bar funk as it absorbs everything from spilled beer and cigarette smoke to wing sauce and nacho
In much of the Americas, sports persons speak and write of shotshells. In much of the rest of the world the same are called shotgun