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She was THAT girl

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𝗪𝗵𝗲𝗻𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝗜 𝗳𝗶𝗻𝗱 𝗽𝗵𝗼𝘁𝗼𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗺𝘆 𝗳𝗮𝘃𝗼𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗲 𝗽𝗲𝗼𝗽𝗹𝗲 𝘁𝗼𝗴𝗲𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿>>>

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Baseball player Leroy “Satchel” Paige at a poolroom in Harlem, NY (1941)

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Carolynne Snowden (ca. 1931):

“Fiercely ambitious, Snowden (1900-1985) wanted to call the shots. She billed herself as ‘Creole Carolynne’ and hired her own group of chorus girls and began directing, choreographing, and producing her revues…In the Age of the Flapper when Clara Bow and Joan Crawford were heating up the screen, Snowden believed she, too, had the goods to make it in the movies. As much as her white counterparts, the haughty Snowden personified the hell-bent-on-breaking-the-rules modern young woman – not bound by the prewar rules and restrictions that men had created…Finally the studios hired Snowden, not as an actress, but to teach jazz dancing to such white stars as Constance Talmadge and Bessie Love and the Charleston to Joan Crawford. She danced in von Stroheim’s The Merry Widow and played small roles in The Gilded Butterfly, Orchids and Ermine, and Llyod Weber’s The Marriage Clause. Maintaining a back-breaking schedule, she performed in the clubs, often two or maybe three shows a night.” - Donald Bogle

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Ruby Hill, as Della Green in St. Louis Woman, musical by Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer (1946), photographed by Carl Van Vechten

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Sister Sledge during a UK tour in London (1985)

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Helen Scott, Valerie Holiday and Sheila Ferguson of The Three Degrees in London (1975)

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Althea Gibson (1958), photographed by Carl Van Vechten

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Portrait of soprano Margaret Tynes, c. 1950s

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Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday, and Barney Bigard perform on the set of the musical “New Orleans” in 1947 in New Orleans, Louisiana

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Civil rights activist Julian Bond with two of his children, Phyllis Jane Bond & Horace Mann Bond, II (1968)

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Famed opera singer, and mezzo-soprano Grace Bumbry (1967)

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BIANCA LAWSON EBONY Magazine | August 2022 photography by Keith Major

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Minor Asteroids + Indicators

from Alyssa Sharpe’s Facebook page

Certain minor asteroids can help you learn more about different aspects of your life and can serve as indicators in your chart. If minor asteroids in your chart do not form conjunctions or very tight aspects with larger, more prominent placements in your chart, generally speaking, you can ignore them.

Below are the asteroids related to different aspects of your life or talents. If you have many of the asteroids listed forming strong harmonious aspects or conjunctions with planets such as the Sun, Venus, or Jupiter or placed in certain prominent houses like the 1st or 10th house, that can indicate positive outcomes related to that aspect of your life or talent. For example, if many of the asteroids listed under “fame” are strong or powerful (i.e. form strong harmonious aspects, are in prominent houses) in your natal chart, that can indicate fame in your lifetime.

If you would like to see your natal chart with any of the following minor aspects added, go to astro.com > “Free Horoscopes” > “Extended Chart Selection.” Enter in your birth information, and when you arrive to a page where you can select what astrological chart you would like, scroll down to “Additional Objects” and enter the number of the asteroid you would like in your chart.

ASTEROIDS RELATED TO FAME:

#37117 Narcissus – Vanity and Attractiveness

#1862 Apollo – Attractiveness and Worship

#3267 Glo – Shine and Glow

#408 Fama – Fame

#1388 Aphrodite – Sexual Attractiveness

#12238 Actor – Abilities in Acting

#407 Arachne – Boastful Talent

#33154 Talent – Overall Talent

#258 Tyche – Good Luck

#27 Euterpe – the Muse of Music

#23 Thalia – the Muse of Comedy

ASTEROIDS RELATED TO ATTRACTIVENESS (MASCULINE ENERGY):

#37117 Narcissus – Vanity and Attractiveness

#1862 Apollo – Attractiveness and Worship

#3267 Glo – Shine and Glow

#2101 Adonis – Strength

#7328 Casanova – Charm

#627 Charis – Charisma

#433 Eros – Sexual Desire

#5731 Zeus – Sexual Power

#1388 Aphrodite – Sexual Attractiveness

#1996 Adams – Masculinty

ASTEROIDS RELATED TO ATTRACTIVENESS (FEMININE ENERGY):

#103 Hera – Feminine Maturity

#3267 Glo – Shine and Glow

#1388 Aphrodite – Sexual Attractiveness

#3 Juno – “Marriage Material”

#875 Nymphe – Ageless Beauty

#433 Eros – Sexual Desire

#16 Psyche – Beauty and Grace

#1009 Sirene – Dangerous Beauty

#695 Bella – Beauty

#164 Eva – Femininity

ASTEROIDS RELATED TO TALENTS IN ASTROLOGY:

#34 Circe – Magic and Witches

#80 Sappho – Incredible Mind

#390 Alma – The Soul

#114 Kassandra – Cursed Foresight

#432 Pythia – Divination

#22 Calliope – the Muse of Epic Poetry and Astrology

#84 Celio – the Muse of History

#56 Melete – the Muse of Meditation

#30 Urania – the Muse of Astrology and Astronomy

#93 Minerva – Wisdom

#2 Pallas Athena – Wisdom

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“standing at the bus stop, sucking on a lollipop.”

LL Cool J– Around the Way Girl (1990)

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Vintage Down Beat Magazine Covers

Nancy Wilson (November 19, 1964)

Ornette Coleman (April 8, 1965)

Charles Lloyd (June 16, 1966)

John Handy (May 4, 1967)

Nina Simone (January 11, 1968)

Carmen McRae (December 12, 1968)

Ike & Tina Turner (April 30, 1970)

Miles Davis (September 3, 1970)

Quincy Jones (November 26, 1970)

Herbie Hancock (January 21, 1971)