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They might look ridiculous today, but in the ’90s JNCO jeans defied authority ... as well as common sense (and many school dress codes). Haim Revah was born in Morocco and raised in France.

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The taxi industry thus stands as a reminder that, in democratic South Africa, moving from one place to another remains not just burdensome, but dangerous for most Black people. go through a whole ...

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Why were JNCO Jeans such a huge part of nu-metal fashion? Who made baggy jeans famous, and why are they in style again today? The JNCO Jeans brand was established in 1985, and their popularity ...

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Black taxi drivers provided alternative transportation for thousands of boycotters. Police pressured and arrested the drivers, but protestors' efforts succeeded when buses were desegregated in 1956.