1970s

  1. Unbothered

    Sometimes, I feel that I was born in the wrong era and wish I were a part of Black community during the 50s, 60s, and 70s.

    The reason I say this is because what I love about Black folks from the old days is that they were full of “fight” and the heart of a lion, they didn't simply play the white man's “go along to get along” game, they fought back and made demands, put fear in white people's conscience that things...
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  2. Unbothered

    In 1979 the first ever McDonald's commercial featuring a Black family aired on national television.

    I don't know if this was ever posted here but I saw it on Facebook and thought it was a cool discovery 🤷🏾‍♀️.
  3. Westbama Heartthrob

    R.I.P. Clarence "Fuzzy" Haskins: Original Member of Parliament-Funkadelic

    Damn, another OG gone :mjcry: Not surprising though. Last I heard, he wasn't doing too good Crazy the amount of talent they had as a band over the years R.I.P.
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  4. FAH1223

    The NBA on CBS

    1982-1989 version Boston Garden graphics, cutting edge at the time 1989 NBA Finals version: Then used in 1989-1990 season
  5. JadeB

    Which decade had the bigger impact on modern black culture?

    the 1970s: or the 1990s
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  6. JadeB

    Curtis Mayfield was saying "bad bytch" in the 70s

    @3:33 :wtf: I know people have been saying nikka since the 1800s but I find sorta funny that Curtis said baddest bytches in a time before hip hop.
  7. Days of Future Piff

    What is the GOAT decade for black music? (poll)

    For me it's a tough call between the 70s and 80s. The 70s were full of innovation and top quality soul, funk, and R&B: Earth Wind and Fire, Marvin Gaye, Maze ft. Frankie Beverly, Stevie Wonder, P-Funk, Sly and the Family Stone, Mandrill, and so much more. :ahh: But the 80s gave us Whitney...
  8. King Static X

    Harlem in the 1970s

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