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Through a Lens Darkly: Black Photographers and the Emergence of a People
For the last 170 years, pioneering African American photographers — men and women, celebrated and anonymous — have recorded the dramas and aspirations of generations. Through a Lens Darkly traces their spiritual transformation from slavery to economic mobility and social stability, and shows how these photographers helped their communities reclaim self-worth and humanity.
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16 - 1Bully Oct. 13, 2014
16 - 2Twin Sisters Oct. 20, 2014
16 - 3Brakeless Oct. 27, 2014
16 - 4Powerless Nov. 03, 2014
16 - 5Happiness Nov. 17, 2014
16 - 6Rich Hill Jan. 05, 2015
16 - 7Evolution of a Criminal Jan. 12, 2015
16 - 8The Kill Team / Confusion Through Sand Jan. 19, 2015
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16 - 10American Denial Feb. 23, 2015
16 - 11Little White Lie Mar. 23, 2015
16 - 12Little Hope Was Arson / A City in Flames Apr. 06, 2015
16 - 13The Homestretch Apr. 13, 2015
16 - 14The Great Invisible Apr. 20, 2015
16 - 15Kumu Hina May. 04, 2015
16 - 16Born to Fly: Elizabeth Streb vs. Gravity May. 11, 2015
16 - 171971 May. 18, 2015
16 - 18Limited Partnership Jun. 15, 2015
16 - 19In the Shadow of Ebola Jun. 22, 2015