Bitches are my Sons

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[Bitches are my Sons @michell9566]

@OnikaStatistics @NICKIMINAJ Happy Birthday Nicki I love you 💕❤️😘

[Bitches are my Sons @michell9566]

@nahthatsodee @BoujeeNBanjee But it’s ok when they do it to her ppl are so weird

[Bitches are my Sons @michell9566]

@antoniquue @kittylog2020 Lmaooo

[Bitches are my Sons @michell9566]

@AFCraig02 @NICKIMINAJ Like really get off the queen bussy you always here before her Fans such a jerk

[Bitches are my Sons @michell9566]

@JLiterus @Whatunobougator @minajpressntm @NICKIMINAJ Say it louder for her hater’s in the back thf we’re here for the Queen only

[Shay Monyá @Shay_Official1]

Nooo... I just figured y'all out... y'all wanted ppl to believe Nicki was Goalith... this big bully that tramples on everyone

But Nicki was never Goliath... she's always been David... she's CHOSEN... and taking y'all asses out with one sling shot and a rock... in her case, a 🎤 and a 🖊

#PinkFriday2 🎀🎀 STAY MAD BTCHS‼️‼️‼️

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

Josephine Baker was described as "The most sensational woman anybody ever saw. Or ever will."

Born in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1906, Josephine experienced poverty in childhood, living in cardboard shelters in the slums and dancing on the street to make money. However, the street dancing turned into performing in a vaudeville act, as she pestered a show manager for a role. For that show, she traveled to New York, and her career had begun.

While performing in New York was a good start, her big break came in Paris, where she moved in her late teens to leave the racism of America. In Paris, she thrived. Her dancing life found much success. And it was also while living in Europe that Josephine evolved her artistic career into singing and acting.

Josephine continued to live in Europe. Even as World War II involved France, she chose to stay, joining the French Military Intelligence Agency. In her role with the agency, she used her entertainer status to travel around Europe. And with charm, she engaged others, collecting valuable information, often keeping notes in invisible ink on sheet music.

After the war, Josephine took a more active role in the U.S. Civil Rights movement. She wrote articles about segregation, worked closely with NAACP, spoke at the 1963 March on Washington, and refused to perform in segregated venues - a stance that helped drive integration. It was also during her years of working in the Civil Rights movement that Josephine began adopting children, calling her family the "Rainbow Tribe," as her children were of different races and ethnicities.

Josephine passed away in Paris in 1975. France honored her with a state funeral; she is the only American-born woman to receive this honor.

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[Bitches are my Sons @michell9566]

@LattosJaylin @prvncyy @kevinwealthy @YSLONIKA @AllMinaj Always repeating words of what someone else said girl 🤬

[Bitches are my Sons @michell9566]

@WorldWireX @NICKIMINAJ Yet you and your 3likes are here goworry about your FAV and stay off the Queen A**

[MUSIC VIBES @MusicVibes420]

@NICKIMINAJ My motto

[Bitches are my Sons @michell9566]

@makutelee @WantSomeOnika_ @NICKIMINAJ You come on the Queen page just to say your 40 so stupid I no your a KID

[𝗡𝗔𝗧𝗘𝗠𝗔𝗥𝗔𝗝𝗝 (𝗙𝗮𝗻 𝗔𝗰𝗰𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁) @NATEMARAJJ]

@NICKIMINAJ Mother

[Bitches are my Sons @michell9566]

@WFSBnews So sad 😞 Rip 🙏🏾Bill

[Bitches are my Sons @michell9566]

@dullzUTD @DrickiVengeanc3 @NICKIMINAJ Is that’s all you can say every time she post I’m starting to feel like your so in love with this beautiful woman you on hear before the BARBS you look more 40 in the face then the Queen go in win a game or something loser

[THE RAWEST @platinumbundlez]

#BigDifference 🫵🏽

[Nicki Minaj @NICKIMINAJ]

Love Keisha so much. Love her so so so much.

[Bitches are my Sons @michell9566]

@YSLONIKA @HoIIandMedia This was so beautiful 😍

[welp. @YSLONIKA]

@HoIIandMedia that’s mother keisha

[Nicki Minaj @NICKIMINAJ]

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