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Blaxploitation And Sports

Some of the greatest moments in sports history happened during the 1970‘s, like the New York Knickerbockers winning the NBA championship. Hopefully they will make it to another championship before I collect Social Security…LMOL!!!

posted by Sista ToFunky, 7th October 2011 , Categories: Blaxploitation Tags: 1970's, 1970's Black Culture, aka Cassius Clay, Arthur Ashe, Bernie Casey, Billy Dee Williams, Black Culture, Black History, Black History Month, Blaxploitation, Cassius Clay, Dr. J, Fred Williamson, Gene Washington, James Earl Jones, Jim Brown, Julius Erving, Lem Barney, Mercury Morris, Muhammad Ali, Pele, Richard Pryor, Rosie Grier, Sista ToFunky, The Bingo Long Traveling All Stars & Motor Kings, The Black Six, The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh, The Great White Hope, The Greatest, The Museum Of UnCut Funk, The Museum Of UnCut Funk Collection, The Thing with Two Heads, Walt “Clyde” Frazier, Willie Lanier and Carl Eller, Wilt Chamberlain, “Mean” Joe Green

The MOUF Celebrates Black History Our Way – Vol 1

The Museum of UnCut Funk celebrates and pays homage to a few of our favorite Black sports heroes who rocked the 1960′s and the 1970′s (“The Greatest Decade Ever”).

posted by Sista ToFunky, 1st February 2011 , Categories: Kool Cats And Hip Chicks Tags: 715, AAU, Arthur Ashe, Atlanta Braves, Australian Open, Black History, Black History Month, Cassius Clay, Cleveland Browns, Don King, Dr. J, Fight Of The Century, George Foreman, GOAT, Golden Gloves, Hall Of Fame, Hammerin' Hank, Hank Aaron, Heavyweight Champion Of The World, Home Run Champion, Jim Brown, Joe Frazier, Julius Erving, Ken Norton, LA Lakers, Milwaukee Braves, Milwaukee Brewers, MLB, Muhammad Ali, NBA, NFL, Olympics, Philadelphia 76ers, Rumble in the Jungle, Sista ToFunky, Sonny Liston, Sports, The Greatest, The Museum Of UnCut Funk, Thrilla In Manila, U.S. Open, Wilt Chamberlain, Wilt The Stilt, Wimbledon

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The MOUF Celebrates Black History Our Way – Vol 1

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