No Blacks And No Jews Allowed Library of CongressA father works in the rec room while his two boys play. Levittown, Pa. 1953. “If we sell one house to a Negro family,” William Levitt said, justifying his rule to only sell to what he called the Caucasian race, “90 to 95 percent of our white customers will not buy into the community.” Levittown thrived on conformity. Even after the community was dotted with its identical homes, William Levitt insisted that the people stay the same.

"When they cut open the snake's belly, they found Tiba's body still intact with all her clothes."https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kc_LimfrPjM&has_verified=1 They had no idea why she’d disappeared — then they found her body inside an enormous snake. On June 15, a 54-year-old Indonesian woman was found dead on the island of Sulawesi after being swallowed whole by a 23-foot python, reported The Jakarta Post. The night before, Wa Tiba left her village, Persiapan Lawela, to tend to her garden located about half a mile from her house.

4. He loved, and lived with, a prostitute. Bedroom in Arles, 1888. Van Gogh had a few crushes, including both his widowed cousin and a disinterested upper class woman named Eugenia. Once he left his family home in Holland and moved to The Hague, however, he mainly commiserated with prostitutes. Van Gogh had a favorite named Sien, whom he lived with and took care of — he even helped raise her baby for a time.

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From the Navajo to the Eskimo, these colorized turn-of-the-century photos of Native Americans wearing their sacred masks provide a revealing look at their unique cultures. Navajo person wearing a mask made out of leather with basket cap and fur ruff. Masks were and still are made by Native Americans using a variety of materials, from leather to spruce. Edward Curtis/Library of Congress, Frédéric Duriez/Media Drum World Sisiutl, one of the main dancers in the Qagyuhl's winter dance ceremonies.