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But an imbalance begins to appear among teenagers, continues to widen through the 20s and peaks in the 30s. Using his only family album, historical images and photographs from Black luminaries like Carrie Mae Weems, Lorna Simpson, and Anthony Barboza, Harris investigates the way Black photographers and their subjects have used the tool to both demean and empower African Americans. Through the lens of talented filmmakers, we can re-live iconic moments in history like the March on Washington or climb aboard a Greyhound bus to join the Freedom Riders on their journey through the Jim Crow South. |
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