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Sanford Jetstream Ballpoint Pen – 0.7 Mm Pen Point Size – Black Ink, Blue Ink, $6.58 |
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Sharpie Retractable Porous Point Pen – Black Ink, Blue Ink, Red Ink – 3 / Pack - $9.38 |
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Bic Corporation Msp101be Bic Cristal Stick Ballpoint Pen – Blue Ink, Black Ink, $3.82 |
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Sanford Jetstream Ballpoint Pen – 1 Mm Pen Point Size – Black Ink, Blue Ink, Red $7.82 |
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Uni-Ball Signo 207 Gel Pen – 0.7 Mm Pen Point Size – Black Ink, Red Ink, Blue $7.07 |
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0.4mm Medium Nib Piston Filler Shiny Blue Black Shell Fountain Pen $9.42 |
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Kids Blue Fluency Writing Toy Ballpoint Pen Black Ink $3.28 |
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Pens/Ball Point Pens/12 pens(0.7mm)/12set/3color/black 3set+ blue3set+red3set $2.00 |
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Black Ink Libra Design Toy Blue Ball Point Pen Ballpen $2.71 |
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School Student 0.7mm Hooded Nib Business Fountain Pen Black Blue $5.97 |
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Black Blue Striped Alloy Shell Straight Fine Nib Fountain Pen $7.22 |
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Party Blue Feather Bunches Top Black Ink Writing Ballpoint Pen $10.42 |
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4 * UNI-BALL Vision Elite BOLD 0.8mm Blue/Black Color Ink Pens $7.97 |
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Blue Printed Black Hooded 0.5mm Nib Metal Fountain Pen $6.85 |
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9 Sharpie Pens-black,blue,orange,purple-NEW! $9.99 |
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Vintage Style Blue Feather Quill Black Ink Ballpoint Pen New $3.54 |
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12 Pentel Wow Retractable Rollerball Gel Pens Black Red Blue Color Ink $5.99 |
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red & blue & black Uni-Ball Jetstream SX-217 0.7mm roller Ball Pen smooth $7.00 |
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RED & BLUE & BLACK Uni-Ball Signo 207F 0.7mm Fine Roller Ball Pen $6.00 |
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Silver Tone Clip Hood Blue Black Alloy Shell 0.4mm Nib Fountain Pen $5.71 |
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Black Blue Alloy Shell Piston Filler Ink Reservoir Hooded Nib Fountain Pen $6.13 |
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3 Packages Med. 7 Uniball Gell Pens 207 Black Blue Red 3×3=9 Pens $12.00 |
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10pcs M&G Gel Ink multi-purpose pen black,blue,red ink 0.38mm (thin show) $7.00 |
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3pcs Mitsubishi Uni Ball Signo Erasable Gel Ink Pen black blue Purple Ink 0.5mm $9.00 |
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8pcs M&G gel ink multi-purpose pen black,blue,red ink 0.4mm (thin show) $0.99 |
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9pcs Korea gel ink multi-purpose pen black,blue,red ink 0.5mm $7.00 |
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Zebra Pen Sarasa SE Gel Pen: 0.7mm or 1.0mm – Black or Blue or Red $15.82 |
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STAPLES BOX of 60 BALLPOINT Pens Blue OR Black Medium POINT~ORIGINAL BOX $8.25 |
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Fluency Writing Baby Toy Black Ink Ball Point Pen Blue $3.43 |
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10UNI-BALL signo 151-0.28 ultra Fine Gel pen black blue $12.00 |
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Black Blue Alloy Shell Piston Filler Ink Reservoir Hooded Nib Fountain Pen $6.12 |
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TWO FIVE PACKS OF PENS GREY, WHITE, GREEN, BLACK, & BLUE Fine Point NIP $2.25 |
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Skeleton Shape Top Blue Ink Black Boxing Ball Point Pen $5.02 |
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Black Ink Blue White Fuchsia Icecream Shape Ballpoint Pen $3.89 |
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Plastic Blue White Icecream Shaped Black Ink Ball Point Pen $3.68 |
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Duke Blue Body Black Ink Magistrate Design Toy Ball Pen $3.43 |
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0.4mm Medium Nib Piston Filler Shiny Blue Black Shell Fountain Pen $6.41 |
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Black Ink Libra Design Toy Blue Ball Point Pen Ballpen $3.74 |
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red&blue&black PILOT Super Grip 0.7 fine ball point pen $5.00 |
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red&blue&black PILOT super grip 1.0medium ballpoint pen $5.00 |
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10pcs uni-ball UM-151 0.38 roller Ball Pen Black blue $12.00 |
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Red & Blue & Black UNI-BALL SIGNO UM-100 0.5mm roller ball pen $5.00 |
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M & G CO-OPEN 0.7mm blue(3pcs)+black(3pcs)= 6pcs ballpoing pen(ABP64701) $7.49 |
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M & G CO-OPEN 0.7mm blue(6pcs)+black(6pcs)= 12pcs ballpoing pen(ABP64701) $9.99 |
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PILOT SUPER GRIP BPGP-10R-F 0.7mm fine ball point pen (black + blue + red =3pcs) $5.99 |
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PILOT SUPER GRIP BPGP-10R-F 0.7mm fine ball point Pen Blue(3)+black(3)=6pcs $8.99 |
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3-Color Click Ballpoint Pen, Fine Point, See-Thru Barrel, Black/Blue/Red Ink TOM $13.23 |
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red & blue & black Zebra Sarasa 0.5mm rollerl ball pen $4.00 |
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Papermate Flair FELT PEN, MEDIUM 1.0mm 2) BLACK 2) BLUE 2) RED 2) GREEN $15.97 |
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5pcs UNI-BALL UM-153 1,0mm Broad Roller ball Pen Smooth(Blackblue) $9.99 |
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red & blue & black ZEBRA sarasa 0.4mm rollerl ball pen $4.00 |
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12 Pilot Varsity Dis Fountain Pens BLUE BLACK & PURPLE $15.50 |
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Pilot Dr. Grip Gel Ink Roller Ball Pen, Fine Point, Electric Blue Neon, Black $14.28 |
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10 UNI-BALL UM-151 0.28mm Roller Gel PEN blue black $12.00 |
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SHARPIE PENS 3-PK. ASSORTED BLACK , BLUE , RED $8.00 |
Black music history – Historic events featuring black musicians – Tonic News
This year, when thinking about Black History Month, people have a lot to celebrate. There’s the election of President Obama, the confirmation of Eric Holder as the first black Attorney General, and the birthday remembrances of President Lincoln and Frederick Douglas. Yet for every Harriet Tubman and Martin Luther King, there were entertainers like Stevie Wonder, Louis Armstrong and Billie Holiday who used pop culture to break down barriers. They communicated in song what was ignored in lectures while still forging a path for jazz, the blues and even rock ‘n’ roll. While there was once a time when these African-American trailblazers never earned a Grammy or a music Oscar or a hosting gig, there were also moments when reaching these milestones became a matter of history. The following are ten such historic moments.
1. In 1986, the inaugural inductions into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame included six African-Americans out of 10 total recipients: Chuck Berry, Fats Domino, Sam Cooke, Ray Charles, James Brown and Little Richard. Aretha Franklin became the first woman inductee the following year.
2. Wynonie Harris’ “Good Rocking Tonight” (1947) and Jackie Brenston’s “Rocket 88″ (1951) became what most historians regard as the first rock ‘n’ roll songs. Both artists were African Americans, with a teenage Ike Turner penning ”Rocket 88.”
3. W.C. Handy, known as the “Father of the Blues,” popularized the genre with his ragtime classics “Memphis Blues”(1909) and “St. Louis Blues” (1914). The bandleader is honored in Memphis with W.C. Handy Park on Beale Street.
4. Though composed a decade earlier, Jelly Roll Morton published the “Jelly Roll Blues” in 1915 arguably making it the first notated jazz arrangement. Later in life, Morton would eventually die from a knife wound he might have survived if not turned away from a whites-only hospital in D.C.
5. In 2000, country singer Charley Pride became the first African-American inductee in the Country Music Hall of Fame. Pride scored 36 career No. 1 country tunes and, in 1994, received the Academy of Country Music’s Pioneer Award.
6. In 1959, Ella Fitzgerald and Count Basie became the first African-Americans to win Grammy awards. Fitzgerald picked up trophies for Best Jazz Performance (Individual) and Best Vocal Performance and Count Basie won for Best Jazz Performance (Group) and Best Performance by a Dance Band.
7. After becoming a star, Sammy Davis, Jr. refused to perform in racially segregated venues. At the time, African-American artists were not allowed to stay in the Las Vegas casinos where they performed, but Davis’ stand helped lead to desegregation in both the casinos and in Miami Beach nightclubs.
8. Isaac Hayes, known to the Twitter generation as Chef from “South Park,” became the first African-American to win a non-acting Oscar in 1973. His classic “Theme from Shaft” won Best Original Song, joining the Beatles’ “Let It Be” (1971) as the Academy’s first recognitions of modern music.
9. In 1956, music great Nat King Cole became the first African-American to host a television variety program, “The Nat King Cole Show.”
10. That same year, Harry Belafonte’s “Calypso” becomes the first full-length album to sell over a million copies. The album, featuring the classic “Day-O (Banana Boat Song),” spent 31 weeks at No. 1.
About the Author
Laura developed a love for creating positive social change while earning a BA in Sociology and Social Services at the University of California, Davis. Her work history is based on doing good, working and volunteering with animals while honing her writing skills and gaining experience as a freelance copy writer. After living and traveling across the globe, she’s settled down in the Bay Area. Her skills as a wordsmith and her gift of gab to spread the word about Tonic. http://www.tonic.com
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