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Photographs and text originally published in 1941 describe the conditions of Blacks in American cities and rural areas during the Great Depression
By Chris Jones (editor)

Hardcover:

9782503532806 | Brepols Pub, May 30, 2015, cover price $130.00
9780405019098, titled "12 Million Black Voices" | Arno Pr, June 1, 1969, cover price $27.00 | also contains 12 Million Black Voices | About this edition: Photographs and text originally published in 1941 describe the conditions of Blacks in American cities and rural areas during the Great Depression

A photographic history of African-American progress, originally displayed at the 1900 International Exposition in Paris, features African-American businesspeople, students, families, and people of faith, in a collection complemented by a series of essays. 25,000 first printing.
By Daniel Murray Collection (other contributor), David Levering Lewis (editor), David Livering and Deborah Willis (editor)

Hardcover:

9780060523428 | Amistad Pr, October 1, 2003, cover price $24.95 | About this edition: A photographic history of African-American progress, originally displayed at the 1900 International Exposition in Paris, features African-American businesspeople, students, families, and people of faith, in a collection complemented by a series of essays.

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First published in 1941 with text by Richard Wright, this photographic tour of black America during the Great Depression depicts a wide range of people and lifestyles, from rural shanty's to storefront churches in Harlem. Reissue. NYT. (view table of contents)

Paperback:

9781560252474 | Reissue edition (Thunder''s Mouth Pr, January 1, 2000), cover price $16.95 | About this edition: Photographs and text describe the conditions of Blacks in American cities and rural areas during the Great Depression

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Product Description: The labyrinthine inhabited alleys of Southwest Washington, D.C., were considered shameful for their proximity to the Capitol dome. Interspersed with the reminiscences of more than 20 people who grew up in and near the alleys, Frankel's photographs evoke a time when even the worst living conditions were alleviated by the "extended families" each neighborhood formed...read more

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9781560985365 | Smithsonian Inst Pr, October 1, 1995, cover price $55.00 | About this edition: The labyrinthine inhabited alleys of Southwest Washington, D.

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Photographs and text describe the conditions of Blacks in American cities and rural areas during the Great Depression (view table of contents)
By Edwin Rosskam (editor), United States Farm Security Administration (corporate author) and Richard Wright (editor)

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9780938410447 | Thunder''s Mouth Pr, May 1, 1988, cover price $15.95 | About this edition: Photographs and text describe the conditions of Blacks in American cities and rural areas during the Great Depression

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The author of Native Son paired with three photographers in the 1930s to chronicle black life in America and this book was the result--a vivid portrait of African-American life, from sharecroppers in Mississippi to storefront churches in Harlem. Reprint. (view table of contents)

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9780405019098 | Arno Pr, June 1, 1969, cover price $27.00 | also contains John of Paris: Beyond Royal and Papal Power | About this edition: Photographs and text originally published in 1941 describe the conditions of Blacks in American cities and rural areas during the Great Depression

Paperback:

9781560254461 | Reprint edition (Basic Books, December 15, 2002), cover price $18.95 | About this edition: The author of Native Son paired with three photographers in the 1930s to chronicle black life in America and this book was the result--a vivid portrait of African-American life, from sharecroppers in Mississippi to storefront churches in Harlem.

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