2K views · 17 reactions | Today in Black Womens’ History I researched The Fultz Sisters. The story of these quads were a mixture of kidnapping, exploitation, traveling the world, and cancer. #facebookreelscontest #reelsviral #followers #support #fyp | Black Woman's History | Facebook

What Made These Four Black Sisters the Talk of the Nation? Discover the remarkable story of the Fultz sisters, the first recorded identical African American quadruplets born in 1946. From humble beginnings in Alamance County, North Carolina, Emma, Mary Louise, Mildred, and Catherine captivated the nation, all while navigating the complexities of racial dynamics and corporate exploitation. Their unique journey highlights the medical challenges of their birth and the subsequent marketing of their

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Today in Black Womens History I researched The Fultz quadruplets, born May 23, 1946, in North Carolina, were the first identical African-American quadruplets. Were their later health issues linked to the newborn vitamin C experiments? Dr. Klenner displayed them daily in a glass-enclosed nursery for visitors. #hospital #TRUECOLORS #twins #BreastCancerAwareness #breastfeedingjourney #formula1 #foryoupagereels | Black Woman's History

19K views · 73 reactions | Two Sisters, One Last Dance: A Story of Time, Love, and Unbroken Bonds | Unreal Stage | Facebook

🕵🏼‍♀️ True story: They walk into a hotel room, and you go BONKERS because of that ridiculous “expectation of privacy” law—meaning you can’t observe ANYTHING 😭😂 So there you sit… waiting… just wishing you could catch it all on video. 🎥👀 Would you want to observe the activities?! (For evidence, of course! Don’t be gross 🤪) #privateinvestigator #pistories #privateeye #pibarbie #privatedetective #allwillynilly #surveillance | Mackenzie Fultz