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after Henry Cooper Fight in London close-up of fists with scabs; white mat
close-up of face and upper chest (Face Sweating)
portrait of curly-haired man wearing a tweed suit jacket surrounded by sculptures, with a sculpted hand at left center and a white bust sculpture at bottom center
black-and-white image of young woman with Afro hairstyle, with her mouth open wide, wearing a sweatshirt printed "MALCOLM X" with his portrait, and houndstooth pants, at left; young man at right with head turned to PL, smiling, wearing identical sweatshirt, jacket and black pants; received in black frame
color image of a group of Black people with tall buildings in background; boy wearing a dark suit at right; smiling man at center holding a newspaper ("Muhammad Speaks") with the headline, "OUR FREEDOM CAN'T WAIT!"; two women at left wearing sunglasses; received in black frame
black and white image of a young Black child pointing at Black and white baby dolls being held by their heads in the hands on a white man; received in black frame
color image of a middle-aged woman in profile from PR, with dark hair streaked with grey pulled into a low bun, wearing glasses, a small black hat, pearl necklace and white jacket; received in black frame
black and white image of two little Black children cuddling with a doll between them, seated on the floor with a decorative heat register grill in wall in URQ; received in black frame
black woman standing in front of American flag; broom and mop beside her

Boy with Crutches, Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C. Johnnie Lew, owner of the laundry under the apartment of Mrs. Ella Watson, a government charwoman

Washington, D.C. Grocery store owned by Mr. J. Benjamin, on Saturday afternoon

Washington, D.C. Mrs. Ella Watson, a government charwoman, with three grandchildren and her adopted daughter

Ella Watson Sweeping, Washington, D.C.

Ella Watson receiving a blessing and anointment from Reverend Smith

Washington, D.C. Mrs. Ella Watson, who has been a government charwoman for twenty-six years, with three of the five children she supports on her salary of one thousand eighty dollars per year.

Washington, D.C. Mrs. Ella Watson, a government charwoman and her adopted daughter


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Untitled, Anacostia, D.C., 1942 (printed 2022)

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