Lostinurbanism

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lostinurbanism:Excerpt from the Blvck Vrchives visual narrative:  Curation of Black Lives: Our Glory

lostinurbanism:Photographs from the “Jazz Essay” series by Eliot Elisofon (1954) via the LIFE Photo

lostinurbanism:Yazoo City, Mississippi. Martin Parr (2007)

lostinurbanism:Fashion of Malcolm X in the streets. John Van Hasselt. October, 1st 1992. 

lostinurbanism:Boston (1975) School BusingPhotography by Alex Webb

lostinurbanism:Tobacco Fields in Virginia, David Alan Harvey (1970s)

lostinurbanism:Editor’s note: The Reader-has teamed up with Renata Cherlise, the founder of Blvck Vr

lostinurbanism:“Dozens of civil rights marchers walk into the outskirts of Philadelphia, Mississippi

lostinurbanism:Baptism, taken from ‘Handsworth From the Inside 1968-1982’ Photograph by Vanley Burke

lostinurbanism:John Lee Hooker, Hands on Guitar

lostinurbanism:Barricades blocking civil rights marchers from leaving black neighborhoods in Selma,

lostinurbanism:Jamaica. Jodi Cobb

lostinurbanism:Selma to Montgomery March, Dan Budnik (1965)

lostinurbanism:Photograph by Emmanuel Pratt, Urban Designer, Educator and Farmer

lostinurbanism:New York: Women in Mourning and Outrage by Paul Fusco (2000)

lostinurbanism:Thomas Hoepker, Old Havana (1982)

lostinurbanism:Nations: Chicago, South Side - 1968Bronzeville, Reimagined. Photo of Shawnee Dez, tak

blackmalehair:lostinurbanism:Detroiturbex revisits dilapidated buildings and through the use of digi

lostinurbanism:Photographs from the Howard University series by Alfred Eisenstaedt (1946) via the LI

lostinurbanism:Quilters. Photographs by Henry Groskinsky (1971)

lostinurbanism:Quilters. Photographs by Henry Groskinsky (1971)

lostinurbanism: Thomas Hoepker, Freaknik (1996)

lostinurbanism:Drop your chin.. Dress my hairAyana V. Jackson

lostinurbanism: David Brabyn, Harlem (2005)

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