The Museum of Uncut Funk

by Kimberly Lindbergs | September 2, 2010

Categories | News, Actresses, Blaxploitation

Pam Grier in COFFY '73
Pam Grier in Coffy (1973)

This week I’m taking a mini vacation. I can’t afford to go anywhere but I’m planning on unplugging at home and relaxing. Before I disappear I thought I’d mention a new website that I recently linked to: The Museum of Uncut Funk. The site is run by Sista ToFunky who shares her vast collection of Blaxploitation memorabilia with visitors. She runs numerous blogs and even manages an online lounge where fans can gather together and celebrate ’70’s Black Culture. If you’ve got some spare time this weekend I highly recommend making a visit to The Museum of Uncut Funk.

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  1. MarsNova says; September 7, 2010 @ 7:49 pm

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