15 Jan A Look at 5 Photographers Documenting Civil Rights Struggles
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in adam wold, black lives matter, civil rights, immigration, indigenous people, jd barnes, josue rivas, migrant workers, Photographers, Photography Culture, women's rights, Xyza Cruz Bacani
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Source: The Phoblographer
In our 11 years, we’ve interviewed lots of photographers. But more importantly, we’ve stayed close to our photojournalism roots. Our platform has been used by many photographers to get the word out. Much of what documentary photography about these days is Civil Rights. It’s happening all across the world in various ways. There are stories at the top of the news every morning about it. But there are some that haven’t really been told as much. For Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday, we’re counting down a few that we’ve featured.
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