In 1960, a Southern TV audience was shocked to discover that singer Frankie Lymon was Black when he appeared live on stage. Known for his hit “Little Bitty Pretty One,” Lymon’s surprise reveal highlighted the deep racial divides of the era and the challenges faced by Black performers in mainstream media. | History In Pictures

26K views · 413 reactions | Senior barrister Ashu Emmanuel lecturing a group of panelists and the general public on the history of Southern Cameroons. Grab a pen and paper to take notes. Take a listen to Senior barrister Ashu Emmanuel in the video excerpt below. For more videos, follow SCBC TV on Twitter using this link: https://twitter.com/scbc_tv | SCBC TV | Facebook

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“30 Years of TV Stories” moments like this are why these charity car auctions matter. A one-of-a-kind Acura NSX crossed the block for two great causes: the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation and Camp Southern Ground. The hammer fell at a $1.2-million bid from NASCAR team, Hendrick Motorsports, owner Rick Hendrick, turning an unforgettable sale into real impact. Watch more: https://youtu.be/HPrr0S3bgWc | Barrett-Jackson