My mom and her siblings in Miami, 1965
Mid-century: The Gold Digger Baby Dolls, pictured in 1942; the costumes spread within decades into the city’s respectable African-American neighborhoods. The tradition is enjoying a modern resurgence
![Image Folder 34: Elizabeth White Brown: Dance Department: Scan 1 Citation [Identification of item], in the North Carolina Central University Faculty and Staff Photograph Records, 1910-2005, University Archives, Records and History Center in the James E. Shepard Memorial Library, North Carolina Central University.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/cec3b9ef0d8bf5311dc1959fa73d2ccc/tumblr_mhvekfCrH51r0ebxmo1_400.jpg)
Image Folder 34: Elizabeth White Brown: Dance Department: Scan 1 Citation [Identification of item], in the North Carolina Central University Faculty and Staff Photograph Records, 1910-2005, University Archives, Records and History Center in the James E. Shepard Memorial Library, North Carolina Central University.
Image Folder 18: Valeria B.Berry: Counselor and First Resident Directress in Chidley Hall Dormitory for Men: Scan 8, in the North Carolina Central University Faculty and Staff Photograph Records, 1910-2005, University Archives, Records and History Center in the James E. Shepard Memorial Library, North Carolina Central University.
A country divided: Stunning photographs capture the lives of ordinary Americans during segregation in the Jim Crow south
Augusta Savage with one of her sculptures, ca. 1938. From the collection of the Archives of American Art
People on street corner watching marchers
Selma To Montgomery Civil Rights March, March 24-26, 1965
Danses de femmes Mandara
c1947, Cameroun/Cameroon
Marché de Lomé. Vendeuse de pâte à beignet
c1945-1950
Photograph of Zora Smoking taken by Robert Cook, or Stetson Kennedy. Cross City, Florida. 1939.
