Newsday published this cool article by Bob Herzog. The piece is insightful, thoughtful, and thorough.
Black Fives, Inc. announces a new licensing partner, LA-based Soular Creative Design Agency, an award-winning producer of high-end artisan-crafted limited-edition collectible posters and tees.
This is the world’s leading collection of vintage African American basketball photographs and self-customizable photo products celebrating the historic Black Fives Era, prior to the racial integration of the N.B.A.
The team and its players on this vintage photograph of an African American basketball team in 1931 remain unidentified, but I still appreciate the stories it tells.
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Thirty high-quality over-sized postcards of vintage rarely-seen Black Fives Era images by the industry-leading printed products company Pomegranate Publishing.
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