Collection: Then & Now

Martin Luther King Jr. Beulah Baptist Church, March, 1965

Selma to Montgomery March, Two Neighborhood Boys observing the marchers, City of St. Jude Kitchen. Montgomery, March 25th, 1965

Leander M. Dudley singing freedom songs with fellow teenagers, Lownders County, Alabama, March 22nd, 1965

Quintella Harrell, age 10, with her Sisters and Fellow Students Protesting for Voting Rights, Selma, March 3rd, 1965

Bayard Rustin, Organizer of the Youth March for Integrated Schools, the March on Washington Lincoln Memorial, Washington DC, October 25th, 1958

Washington DC, August 27th, 1963, March on Washington the Evening Before the March- The evening of the 27th of August people assembled beneath and on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in anticipation of the greatest civil rights demonstration

Representative Park Cannon and woman State Representatives stood in solidarity with the mothers whose children have fallen to police brutality sparked by the death of George Floyd. House Bill 636 was introduced by the State Representatives, Atlanta, GA

#FXCK July 4th: Rally cultivating change from injustice and police brutality toward woman and LGBTQ+, Atlanta GA

The People's Uprising organization, Justice for Breonna Taylor, protesting the decision by the Kentucky grand jury to indict former officers in connection to the shooting death of Breonna Taylor, Atlanta, GA

Black men are standing with brothers showing their solidarity suited up. A silent march Dr. Martin Luther KIng’s birth home marching on the historic street, Auburn Avenue, Atlanta, GA

The People's Uprising organization, Justice for Breonna Taylor, protesting the decision by the Kentucky grand jury to indict former officers in connection to the shooting death of Breonna Taylor, Atlanta, GA

The Silent Woman

Gender Is the Night

A Night at the Uranium

Martin Luther King Jr. Brown Chapel A.M.E. Church, Selma, March, 1965

Martin Luther King Jr. at Beulah Baptist Church, Montgomery, March 14th, 1965

Waiting for the Buses to Return Home - 140,000 People Came via Trains and Buses, Washington DC, August 28th, 1963

Harry Belafonte Speaking to the Crowd Outside the Lincoln Memorial, Washington DC, 1958

Cotton Eater II

Tango