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Black History Year

How The Peacock Chair Became An Iconic Cultural Symbol

Black History Year

PushBlack

History

4.62.2K Ratings

🗓️ 3 October 2023

⏱️ 3 minutes

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Summary

A rattan chair woven together in a light brown hue with a balloon back and round base is familiar. From baby showers to Huey P. Newton’s famous photo, this chair has been special to us for generations—but why?













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0:00.0

My 13-year-old acts like a puppy again.

0:03.4

Almost overnight, she's a different dog.

0:05.9

Perfect, poops.

0:08.0

When people switch their dog's foods to the farmer's dog,

0:10.4

the effects can seem like magic.

0:12.4

But there's no magic involved.

0:14.0

It's simply real meat and vegetables

0:15.6

with all the nutrients dogs need instead

0:17.5

of highly processed pellets.

0:19.1

No tricks, just smarter, healthier pet food

0:21.2

delivered in packs portioned for your dog.

0:23.4

It's amazing what real food can do.

0:25.6

Get 50% off your first order at the farmer'sdog.com slash

0:28.6

no magic 50.

0:32.4

Every time chair woven together in a light brown hue

0:36.5

with a balloon back and round bassist familiar,

0:40.9

from baby showers to Huey P. Newton's famous photo,

0:44.3

this chair has been special to us for generations.

0:47.7

But why?

0:48.9

This is two-minute black history.

0:50.9

What you didn't learn in school.

0:52.6

For generations, our people have posed with the utmost

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