Van Stone Black Women Models Swimsuit Edition: Ms Jamaican-American, Model, Making The Cover- Philadelphia Front Page News Magazine Jamaica

Van Stone has created a special Swimsuit Cover Edition of the Philadelphia Front Page News Magazine. It’s not the first women’s swimsuits cover published by me, Van Stone. Three years ago, during the month of February, during Black History Month, celebrated in the U.S. and in other countries, the lovely and talented women model Nina Milano was featured wearing swimwear.

Black Pride. Black is Beautiful. It is a joy to be gifted and Black.

Three years later there are still few attractive Black women making the cover of swimsuit magazines. That’s one big reason why I discover some of the prettiest and popular women willing to wear swimsuits, they discover Van Stone’s magazine, and then place them on a cover for all Black positive image to know and see.   

Any popular and lovely woman, especially any dark and lovely woman, can go to swim in any type of swimwear that she wants to. She knows what it means to, Be Cool. She is a cool woman.  “I Am Cool,” the cute female says.

“I am as lovely in my swimwear as all swimsuit models are in their swimsuits”.

A female can call a t-shirt, a pair of shorts, or anything else that covers her body from top to bottom, keeping her comfortable, a woman’s swimsuit.

She wants to be ready to go, ready to go play, ready to enjoy her clothing, and -ready to be cool nearby water.

She wants to let everyone know that being cool is not for others to judge her- cute women’s outwear and fun apparel.

No matter where lovely women are in the world, from Europe to the Caribbean Lands and North America, a woman that has the lightest skin tone or the not so light skin tone is name-called a dark-skinned woman.

Dark-skinned women around the world, posing, wearing nice styled swimsuits, are not photographed and placed on enough popular magazine covers.

So, take a look at top picks of lovely women in swimsuits –the top picks have been made by Van Stone making the magazine cover.

Van Stone Black Women Models: White Goddess Swimsuit Model 2017 "Sports Illustrated Magazine Cover" VS Black Queen Swimsuit Model 2017 "Van Stone Women Models Magazine Cover"- Can You Pick Who's The Best?

 

White Goddess Swimsuit Model 2017 "Sports Illustrated Magazine Cover" VS Black Queen Swimsuit Model 2017 "Van Stone Women Models Magazine Cover"- Can You Pick Who's The Best?

Friendly Reminder: All Black females have always gained recognition- they are born alive naturally dark-skinned and Young Beauty Queens.

Choose your Goddesses or Choose you Queens. 

A Goddess believes she can't be humbled. A Queen believes being humbled is an enlightenment.

Van Stone Black Women Models Swimsuit Edition: Melissa Mora, Sexy Singer And Model, Making The Cover- Philadelphia Front Page News Magazine Costa Rica

Van Stone has created a special Swimsuit Cover Edition of the Philadelphia Front Page News Magazine. It’s not the first women’s swimsuits cover published by me, Van Stone. Three years ago, during the month of February, during Black History Month, celebrated in the U.S. and in other countries, the lovely and talented women model Nina Milano was featured wearing swimwear.

Three years later there are still few attractive Black women making the cover of swimsuit magazines. That’s one big reason why I discover some of the prettiest and popular women willing to wear swimsuits, they discover Van Stone’s magazine, and then place them on a cover for all Black positive image to know and see.    

Any popular and lovely woman, especially any dark and lovely woman, can go to swim in any type of swimwear that she wants to. She knows what it means to, Be Cool. She is a cool woman.  “I Am Cool,” the cute female says.

“I am as lovely in my swimwear as all swimsuit models are in their swimsuits”.

A female can call a t-shirt, a pair of shorts, or anything else that covers her body from top to bottom, keeping her comfortable, a woman’s swimsuit.

She wants to be ready to go, ready to go play, ready to enjoy her clothing, and -ready to be cool nearby water.

She wants to let everyone know that being cool is not for others to judge her- cute women’s outwear and fun apparel.

No matter where lovely women are in the world, from Europe to the Caribbean Lands and North America, a woman that has the lightest skin tone or the not so light skin tone is name-called a dark-skinned woman.

Dark-skinned women around the world, posing, wearing nice styled swimsuits, are not photographed and placed on enough popular magazine covers.

So, take a look at top picks of lovely women in swimsuits –the top picks have been made by Van Stone making the magazine cover.

Philadelphia Magazine Embraces Black Pride All Year Long

Philadelphia Magazine Embraces Black Pride All Year Long

PHILADELPHIA (Philadelphia Front Page News) — Black History Month is an everyday event for Black Americans, African Americans and Black Indians inside Philadelphia’s North, South, Southwest, Center City and West neighborhoods.

Roses and the Black Skin are symbolic of being love as well as being sexy and being cool.

Pretty females and handsome men don't hide their beautiful skin color-Single Color Black to Triple Color Black.

Black is Beautiful. Black Pride is so special.  

Their day starts like many other folk both Black and White around the world with a deep love and respect for culture and heritage making Blackness so great and empowering. 

Most positive Black peoples pledge that-  “We are the world leaders of teachers, doctors, lawyers, nurses, artist, parenthood, motherhood and fatherhood.”

People in Colombia, Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Poland, are a few of the happy people embracing oneness and Black Skin- speaking Spanish and English languages among other languages.

The celebration of Black History Month is African beginnings and exploration stories and histories learning about indigenous life and wondering where Black peoples have been.

Many Black peoples come back to their own understanding and learning of original roots building more and more mutual love for themselves determining what is nice and style.

Safety & Cool News- Roger Robbie Crossing Guard Beat Hosted By Van Stone: New Drawings Of Roger Robbie, The Hip Hop Raccoon, More Crossing Guards Means Less Worry About Kids Walking To School, Illustration by Richard Gibson

Safety & Cool News- Roger Robbie Crossing Guard Beat Hosted By Van Stone: New Drawings Of Roger Robbie, The Hip Hop Raccoon, More Crossing Guards Means Less Worry About Kids Walking To School, Illustration by Richard Gibson
 

Roger Robbie (RR), the Hip Hop Raccoon, and his friends recognize that thousands of children walk to school.  RR is excited to discover that a nationwide campaign to encourage kids to walk and bike to their schools is ongoing.  Because of this, RR doesn’t want parents to worry that it’s not safe enough for children to cross streets to get to their schools.

Police and schools would like to have crossing guards posted at all schools.   However, there isn’t enough money to hire and assign enough crossing guards for all corners. 

Throughout the year Roger Robbie encourages parents and children to walk to school for personal health, to help build friendships, and to help reduce vehicle and pedestrian accidents.

Kids should be able to manage a walk to school and concentrate on keeping safe.

RR wants to remind parents that walk or drive to also keep in mind that when running late, they must not do only what’s convenient.   Parents should set good examples by stopping at all stop signs and never rushing their children or themselves across the street.

Everyone interested in watching children can get involved to educate drivers, other parents and children about all important safety habits.

Van Stone Indigenous Black Peoples News: Tolima Colombia Report With Carlos Julio Dávila Forero, Philadelphia Front Page News Correspondent- THE Country Of The Snow 2 The Unknown And Fantastic History Of The Village Pijao (En la antigua Colombia)

THE COUNTRY OF THE SNOW and THE MOUNTAIN BRIGHT 50

the unknown and fantastic history of the indigenous peoples of Columbus. .

To follow the story please click on: http://davila-julio.blogspot.com/

About 60% of Colombia's population are mestizos, and some one fifth are of European descent. Indigenous peoples, who account for only about 1% of today's population, live on the edge of some of the major cities and in remote areas.

About 15% of the people are of mixed African and European descent. The small (less than 5%) black population is concentrated along the coasts and in the Magdalena and Cauca valleys. Spanish is the official language.

Carlos Julio Dávila Forero's book The Country Of The Snow 2 The Unknown And Fantastic History Of The Village Pijao (En la antigua Colombia) is a help-book for understanding indigenous peoples of Columbia territories.

Indigenous Organizations

Nationally, the indigenous peoples are represented by two organisations: the National Indigenous Organisation of Colombia (Organización Nacional Indígena de Colombia / ONIC) and the Indigenous Authorities of Colombia (Autoridades Indígenas de Colombia / AICO).

Regionally, the Amazonian peoples are represented by the Organisation of Indigenous Peoples of the Colombian Amazon (Organización de los Pueblos Indígenas de la Amazonía Colombiana / OPIAC).