CIVIL RIGHTS The latest posts Removing Negro Demonstrator (1965) Rumford Housing Act, Palo Alto, CA, 1964 Riots in Harlem, NYC, 1967 Negroes Ordered Stay Away, 1957 Negroes Integrate Lunch Counter, 1961 Negroes Arrested, Houston, TX, 1967 Police Beat Blacks, 1965 Why Should I Go to the Third Floor? 1960’s Nashville Freedom Marcher is Arrested (1963) Illinois Riot Police and Attack Dog (1964) “Negro Arrested in Watts, Los Angeles after Disobeying Officer” (1966) White Only Taxi Cabs, Albany, GA (1962) Browse other topics CARS CRIME DEATH GUNS RACISM PINUP Browse the archives FSA: BEN SHAHN – “We Cater to White Trade Only”, Lancaster, Ohio, August, 1938 SCURLOCK STUDIO: “Civil Disturbances” (1968) ALABAMA ARCHIVE: “Selma March” (1965) ARKANSAS COLLECTION: “Conquer and Breed” (1958) RIOT COLLECTION: “Anti Riot Armored Personnel Carrier Crushes Car” (1968) INDIANA COLLECTION: “Lawrence Beitler Lynching” (1930) ALABAMA COLLECTION: Jim Peppler – “Little Korea” (1966) CALIFORNIA COLLECTION: Civil Rights – “Marching Through Selma: A Special Supplement of Documents and Analysis” T.A. CIVIL RIGHTS COLLECTION: “State Patrolman Holds Club in the Ready” (1964) Children with African-American Nurses (1912) ALABAMA COLLECTION: “March Against Fear” (1966) DETROIT COLLECTION: “Community Patrol Corps of Blacks” (1969) POP COLLECTION: “Malcolm X #6” (1960’s) GEORGIA COLLECTION: “Entrance for Colored” (1940) Civil Rights Student James Meredith (1963) Negro Maskers. St. Joseph’s Night (1940) RIOT COLLECTION: “St. Petersburg Florida Riot Squad” (1960) Malcolm X #9 (1960’s) CIVIL RIGHTS COLLECTION: “Civil Rights Rally at McCormick” (1963) PRESS COLLECTION: “Race Riot Witness” (1967) Rumford Housing Act, Palo Alto, CA, 1964 CIVIL RIGHTS COLLECTION: “Julian Bond” (1968) Duluth Lynching (1930) CIVIL RIGHTS COLLECTION: “Prayer In Over School” (1963) ARKANSAS COLLECTION: “The Real Criminals are Those…” (1958) “National Guard Practice Riot Control” (1964) RIOT COLLECTION: “Negro Youth Immobilized by Police” (1968) ALABAMA COLLECTION: Jim Peppler – “March Against Fear” (1966) Civil Rights Parade, Springfield, MA. (1965) FLORIDA COLLECTION: Red Kerce – “Tallahassee Photographs” (1956) DOROTHEA LANGE COLLECTION: “Japanese Internment Camps” (1942) SCURLOCK STUDIO: “N.A.A.C.P. Youth Group” NYPL COLLECTION: “Negro Picnic at Beaufort” (1939) PRESS COLLECTION: “Detroit Michigan Voting Booth Ward 10 Pct 26A” (1959) “Down with Zionism” (1965) RIOT COLLECTION: “Miami Policeman Wearing Gas Mask Arrests Black Man” (1971) “Detroit Freedom Marcher” (1963) “Negro Demonstrator Felled” (1964) ARKANSAS COLLECTION: “Segregation Protest” (1957) CIVIL RIGHTS COLLECTION: “Congress Plaza Civil Rights Rally” (1963) DOROTHEA LANGE COLLECTION: “Japanese Internment Camps” (1942) PORTRAIT COLLECTION: “Racist Governor Ross Barnett of Mississippi” (1962) PRESS COLLECTION: “Milwaukee March Scuffle” (1967) CIVIL RIGHTS COLLECTION: “Rev. James E. Groppi Lends Support” (1966) CALIFORNIA COLLECTION: “San Francisco Strikes” (1934) CALIFORNIA COLLECTION: NAACP – “Do Not Buy At Woolworth and Kress” (1960) RIOT COLLECTION: “National Guard Clear Streets in Pittsburgh” (1968) T.A CIVIL RIGHTS COLLECTION: “Martin Luther King Jr. at Press Conference” (1968) ALABAMA COLLECTION: “African American Tenant Farmers at Barbecue” (1915) CIVIL RIGHTS COLLECTION: “New Orleans Protest March” (1963) Christian Crusader (1970) POSTER COLLECTION: “Malcolm X” (1972) Illinois Riot Police and Attack Dog (1964) RUSSELL LEE: “Negro school, Destrehan, Louisiana.” (1938) CALIFORNIA COLLECTION: Civil Rights – “Outcasts! The Story of America’s Treatment of Her Japanese-American Minority” LOUISIANA COLLECTION: “Elks of New Orleans in Blackface” (1921) Negroes Ordered Stay Away, 1957 RIOT COLLECTION: “Chicago Policeman Grabs Protesting Youth” (1966) CIVIL RIGHTS COLLECTION: “East St. Louis Boy” (1992) T.A. CIVIL RIGHTS – “Woman Faints at MLK Memorial in Memphis” (1968) Removing Negro Demonstrator (1965) PRESS COLLECTION: “Elijah Muhammad, Chicago” (1963) PRESS COLLECTION: “Detroit Black Panther Office Building” (1970) PRESS COLLECTION: “Milwaukee Riot” (1967) CIVIL RIGHTS COLLECTION: “Under Police Wagon” (1963) Taylor Clifford – Civil Rights Freedom Rider ARKANSAS COLLECTION: “Open Season” (1958) PRESS COLLECTION: “St. Petersburg Florida Riot Squad #2” (1960) CIVIL RIGHTS COLLECTION: “Black Power Rally” (1966) “Mississippi Sheriffs Laugh it Up in the Face of Charges Related to Civil Rights Worker Slayings” (1964) TA.TV: Civil Rights – “Interview with Angela Davis” (1970) White Only Taxi Cabs, Albany, GA (1962) “Freedom Riders Civil Rights Rally in Montgomery, AL.” (1961) “A Girl Can’t Be Too Careful These Days” (1966) Justice for N6W Harlem CIVIL RIGHTS COLLECTION: “Chicago Civil Rights Stall-ins” (1964) Negroes Arrested, Houston, TX, 1967 ALABAMA COLLECTION: “Civil Rights Movement Mugshots” (1960′s) ALABAMA COLLECTION: Jim Peppler – “Martin Luther King Jr.’s Funeral” (1968) CALIFORNIA COLLECTION: NAACP – “The Truth is Out” (1963) ALABAMA COLLECTION: Jim Peppler – “Mount Meigs” (1966) LOUISIANA COLLECTION: “Blacks, Paradis, Louisiana” (1890′s) CHICAGO COLLECTION: “West Side Looting” (1968) ARKANSAS COLLECTION: “Protest Line” (1962) Why Should I Go to the Third Floor? 1960’s W.E.B. DU BOIS: Photographs for the 1900 Paris Exposition (1900) ALABAMA COLLECTION: Jim Peppler – “March Against Fear” (1966) Coretta Scott and Children (1968) T.A. CIVIL RIGHTS COLLECTION: “Segregationists at Rally in St. Augustine, FL” (1964) CIVIL RIGHTS COLLECTION: “Black Power Demonstration” CIVIL RIGHTS COLLECTION: “Prayer In Over School” (1963) PRESS COLLECTION: “Detroit Damage after Race Riots” (1967) L.A. COLLECTION: “Watts Riots Looter is Shot by Police” (1965) Police Beat Blacks, 1965 SCHOMBURG COLLECTION: “Wounds from Torture” (1863) RUSSELL LEE: “Street in Negro section of Chicago, Illinois.” (1941) Riots in Harlem, NYC, 1967 RIOT COLLECTION: “Kansas City Riots” (1968) PRESS COLLECTION: “School Board Discusses Segregation, Gary, IN.” (1962) Clinton TN Segregationist John Kasper (1957) African-American Man was Lynched Racial Demonstration, Chicago Daily News Building (1963) Postcard of a Lynching DOROTHEA LANGE COLLECTION: “Japanese Internment Camps” (1942) NORTH CAROLINA: Billy E. Barnes – “Durham, NC Negro Slums” (1960′s) Black Panther Party Posters (1970’s) TA.TV: Charles Moore – “I Fight With My Camera” ALABAMA: “Tuskegee Civic Association” (1958) DURHAM COLLECTION: Bill Boyarsky – “Wallace for President” (1968) PRESS COLLECTION: “Cabrini Green” RIOT COLLECTION: “Guarding Damaged Store” (1968) “We Wash for White People Only” – Birmingham, Alabama (1951) Negroes Integrate Lunch Counter, 1961 CALIFORNIA COLLECTION: Japanese Internment – “It’s wonderful to once again have an address all your own” (1945) PRESS COLLECTION: “Rochester Racial Disturbances” (1964) TA.TV: Black Panthers – “How the Party Came to Be” “Police Carry Off Civil Rights Protester” (1963) PRESS COLLECTION: “White Families Protesting Black Family Moving In – Race Riot in Cicero, Illinois” (1951) CIVIL RIGHTS COLLECTION: “Marchers Guarded in Brandon, MS.” (1965) ‘Jim Crow’ showing of “Gone with the Wind” (1947) CALIFORNIA COLLECTION: Civil Rights – “Pig Hassles on the Street. Know Your Rights!” (1971) FSA: ESTHER BUBLEY – Louisville, Kentucky (1943) CALIFORNIA COLLECTION: Civil Rights Speech – “Social Conditions of Mexican American Youth” (1943) St. Augustine, Florida, KKK Rally (1964) “N*gger Go Home Reads Rioters’ Sign” (1961) CIVIL RIGHTS COLLECTION: “Stride Towards Freedom” (1960) “Black Panther Headquarters” (1969) “MLK at the Palmer House” (1965) Nashville Freedom Marcher is Arrested (1963) OREGON COLLECTION: NAACP – “UNFAIR Employment Practices” (1962) ALABAMA COLLECTION: “Impoverished African American Children” (1915) LOUISIANA COLLECTION: “Negro family, Paradis, Louisiana” (1890′s) ALABAMA COLLECTION: “Civil Rights Movement Mugshots” (1960’s) ARKANSAS COLLECTION: “Conquer and Breed” (1958) “Civil Rights Demonstrator in Court During Sentencing” (1960) RIOT COLLECTION: “Michigan Detroit Police Tactical Mobile Unit” (1967) ALABAMA COLLECTION: “Young woman getting off a bus in Montgomery, Alabama.” (1942)
