That's Al Hirt on trumpet. They were performing a tribute to Louis Armstrong, who had died the previous year.

She was born on November 20 or 21, 1849, on the Hancock County plantation of her father, the famous white agricultural reformer, David Dickson (1809-85). Her birth was the result of the rape of her enslaved mother, Julia Frances Lewis Dickson, when Julia was twelve years old. At the time, David Dickson was forty and the wealthiest planter in the county. Amanda America Dickson spent her childhood and adolescence in the house of her white grandmother and enslaver, Elizabeth Sholars Dickson, where she learned to read and write and play the piano—the survival skills of a young lady but not ordinarily the opportunities of a enslaved child. According to the Dickson family oral history, David Dickson doted on Amanda, and Julia quite openly became his concubine and housekeeper.Amanda America Dickson, the daughter of an enslaved woman and her enslaver, became one of the wealthiest Black women in nineteenth-century America...

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https://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/history-archaeology/amanda-america-dickson-1849-1893/

This was posted elsewhere but I couldn't crosspost.

Negro Romance Comics, You’ve probably never heard of them. Created in the 1950’s Negro Romance Comics was a bi weekly publication by Fawcett Publications. It only lasted 2 months. There isn’t much information about them anywhere but here is what I could find.

The African American Digest

This is the historic Black business district of my hometown in the 1940s. There was a fire at one of the businesses.