African Photo Album

it has been revealed that beyonce looks almost white and unrecognizable in these l'oreal ads. is this an insult to black women? see for yourself

http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z270/ jazzybabe_07/0806_beyonce_flip.jpg

No I don't think its a slap in the face towards black people, but a slap in Beyonce's and her camp because you would think as close as her dad claims to be in her career they would not have approved the photo.

Its all about money.

2008-08-06 12:36:01 by spiritual_bliss

www.12234455.co.za - Cape Town Travel & Tours Photo Album South Africa

Their all African-American, they're dressed in white and the beginning of the video starts out with a photo album opening up.

boys ll men, jodeci, new edition, jagged edge, az yet, K-ci & Jojo, etc...

2009-02-09 17:02:39 by Brooklyn

Price: $23.95

I was half adoped, so I don't know much about my real dad, who I've never met, and who was mixed race. My mom's white family has lots of information, but the mixed -African-american, White, and/or Native American- family members on my dad's side seem to be impossible to learn about. After 30 years of not knowing anything, suddenly I received this small photo album in the mail with some pictures, and a small family tree of deceased relatives that only goes back to my great grandparents, all of which died in the 1930s and 1940s. I'd like to learn more. How do I trace them, or find out who my great-great grandparents may have been? How do I find out the maiden names of the great-grandmothers? I haven't even been able to find an actual birth date for my dad (or anyone), (my mother, who is in her 50s knows almost nothing about him) though it is suspected that he is around 80 years old! I'm so frustrated, I don't know where to start. How do I find the birth and death dates of everyone? My grandma, who supposedly died in 1988 according to the tree, was one of 12 children, but I can't find records of any of them. (I'm guessing they were born around 1900) How do 7 boys, whose last names don't change, and 5 girls disappear completely and leave few to no descendents or record of ever having existed? Ancestry.com has been basically useless. Are there better resources? What is the first step? If you know about African-American Genealogy, please help. It would mean so much to me. Complete strangers always ask me "What are you? Where are you from?" I want to be able to answer their question.

Try the suggestions at http://locatelovedones.blogspot.com/

2008-10-09 01:05:05 by Anonymous

Price: $2.25 $7.47

Self adhesive
Made of cardstock

Is it because they spend a lot of time lusting after them in the National Geographic http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t77/t homasm_photos/african.jpg

I can assure you the man in the pic is not from "Africa" nor "African" most likely West Papuan or from Papua New Guinea, People can believe anything they want, no one should hate anyone for their beliefs.

2009-05-18 16:42:11 by Sara Swati

My favorite chiclid died today and i really want to know what kind it was here is a picture

http://s211.photobucket.com/albums/bb246 /atvmaster281/?action=view&current=p hoto-40.jpg

Not even a possibility of it being a bumblebee. Bumblebee's don't have blue fins, nor egg spots like that. Also not a kenyi, because it woould have thinner stripes. I'd know, I have both of them in my Mbuna tank now. It's not any type of Mbuna from Lake Malawi, due to the number of egg spots on its tail. I second the Frontosa for sure.

Not a convict because convicts are kind of taller, not slime and long. Not to mention the colors. Definitely not a Tilapia Buttikoferi either. Those are yellower, and they have a different body and fin shape.

BIGgourami, that's a picture of a mature, healthy Frontosa. The one in the asker's picture still looks young, and you know a dead fish's colors fade. Look at this young Frontosa http://www.ohiocichlid.com/images_2/gall erypics/africa/CF-Frontosa2.jpg

2008-10-25 21:08:32 by Mike