Aaron Johnson
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Aaron Johnson
@Unitees
Unitees is a Custom Silk Screen & Embroidery Company. We've been in business for over 20 years serving the Washington D.C area.
Washington DC Katılım Mayıs 2009
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I have GOT to get one of these!! #UNITEES Cc: @danie_rae @HopeScholarship @HowardU @HUBookstore Help me!
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Happy 56th birthday 2 the God Emcee Rakim. What’s your favorite Rakim song?
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We are Live on IG and FB sharing our handmade Fashion collection. Join us tonight 7pm @shopunitees
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Order a pair of Unitees Dyed Thigh High socks. Here’s the link.
shopunitees.com/product-page/S…
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@pokechuck1 @chockietee @_ValTown_ Where are you getting this misinformation? You watch too many Hollywood productions. Lucas was a country boy who couldn’t dress like the real Harlem players. Check Pee-Wee Kirkland and what he has to say about the fur coat story.
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Maxine Walter. “Red Top.” Harlem, 1972.
A 16 year old Millionaire who worked for Frank Matthews and Frank Lucas in the 1970’s. Red Top would come to school in fur coats, and brag to her teachers about how she could make $300,000 in a month. Red Top would take her teachers and classmates on shopping sprees as well.
Frank Matthews respected her hustle, and gave her, her own stamp on her work called “DOA.” Dead on Arrival. Her beauty was admired by the dealers, causing an issue between Peewee Kirkland and Freddie Myers.
Red Top ran with other Harlem juggernauts such as West Indian Chuck, Stevie Baker, and Cisco Kid.
Red Top was k*lled accidentally by Nicky Barnes’ bodyguard who went by the name Black Sunday, as he attempted to k*ll a man who owed Nicky money.
Nicky Barnes paid Sammy Davis Jr. to sing at her funeral, and all the big time dealers from Harlem showed up to pay their respects.
When Red Top passed away her family found $4 Million at one of her condos in Riverdale. She owned two Cadillacs, one was black on black, and the other was white with red interiors.
Red Top was 17 years old at the time of her passing.
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@chockietee @_ValTown_ That’s the Hollywood version of events. See Peewee Kirkland for the facts
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Frank Lucas, the African American drug kingpin who controlled Harlem during the 1970s, maintained such a low profile that law enforcement remained unaware of his identity in 1971. This changed when he made a bold move by wearing a $100,000 full-length chinchilla coat with a matching hat to the “Fight of the Century” featuring boxers Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier at Madison Square Garden.
Later, he said this was a “massive mistake.” Apparently, Lucas’s coat caught the eye of law enforcement — who were surprised that he had better seats than Diana Ross and Frank Sinatra.
As Lucas put it: “I left that fight a marked man.” The police later investigated him and ended up arresting him.
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Don’t forget to shop with your family during the Holiday Season.
shopUniTees.com
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Fabric dropped off at seamstress. Chicago, here we come!!
Wait until you see how this fabric is transformed into Fashion
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