. . . . . . . . . . "Big Sue o Sue, the Turtle fue el apodo de una afroamericana del siglo XIX propietaria de una taberna y burdel en el notorio Arch Block, que se extend\u00EDa entre Grand Street y Broome Street en el 4.\u00BA Ward de Nueva York.\u200B Se pensaba que tambi\u00E9n estaba implicada en actividades delictivas.\u200B Sue pesaba 350 libras (casi 160 kg) y un periodista contempor\u00E1neo la compar\u00F3 con una gran tortuga negra erguida sobre sus patas traseras, lo que origin\u00F3 su apodo.\u200B"@es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Big Sue or Sue, the Turtle was the pseudonym of a 19th-century African-American saloon and brothelkeeper in the notorious Arch Block, which ran between Grand Street and Broome Street in New York's 4th Ward. She was thought to also be involved in criminal activities. Sue weighed 350 lbs and a contemporary journalist likened her to a big black turtle standing on its hind legs, from which she gained her turtle nickname."@en . . . . "4156"^^ . . . . . . . . . . "Big Sue"@en . "10097443"^^ . . "1112786359"^^ . . "Big Sue"@es . . . . "Big Sue o Sue, the Turtle fue el apodo de una afroamericana del siglo XIX propietaria de una taberna y burdel en el notorio Arch Block, que se extend\u00EDa entre Grand Street y Broome Street en el 4.\u00BA Ward de Nueva York.\u200B Se pensaba que tambi\u00E9n estaba implicada en actividades delictivas.\u200B Sue pesaba 350 libras (casi 160 kg) y un periodista contempor\u00E1neo la compar\u00F3 con una gran tortuga negra erguida sobre sus patas traseras, lo que origin\u00F3 su apodo.\u200B"@es . . "Big Sue or Sue, the Turtle was the pseudonym of a 19th-century African-American saloon and brothelkeeper in the notorious Arch Block, which ran between Grand Street and Broome Street in New York's 4th Ward. She was thought to also be involved in criminal activities. Sue weighed 350 lbs and a contemporary journalist likened her to a big black turtle standing on its hind legs, from which she gained her turtle nickname."@en . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .