Harlem loves a parade. This is the only explanation for the surreal Ruff Riders Juneteenth Parade. I kinda dug it, but I can see how it might drive others a bit mad. Anyway, enough snark, here's the scene.
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J, that is saddest parade I've ever seen. Sadder than the African American Day Parade.
Yojimbot, I am interested in purchasing some of your photos of the Bailey House as a gift for my brother who lives in that neighborhood and loves that house. please e-mail me at rubenstein_linda@yahoo.com. thanks
Yojimbot, I am intersted in purchasing some of your photos of The Bailey House for a gift for my brother who lives in that neighborhood and loves that house. I can be reached at rubenstein_linda@yahoo.com. Thanks
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J, that is saddest parade I've ever seen. Sadder than the African American Day Parade.
When I saw the "Jail is No Good" parade float, I was like "tell that to DMX!"
Yojimbot, I am interested in purchasing some of your photos of the Bailey House as a gift for my brother who lives in that neighborhood and loves that house. please e-mail me at rubenstein_linda@yahoo.com. thanks
Yojimbot, I am intersted in purchasing some of your photos of The Bailey House for a gift for my brother who lives in that neighborhood and loves that house. I can be reached at rubenstein_linda@yahoo.com. Thanks
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