panda
Harlem
New york (n.y.), pictorial works
United States - State & Local - General
African americans, social life and customs
Photojournalism
Antiques/Collectibles
New York
New York (N.Y.)
New York (State)
African americans, history
African americans, social conditions
20th century
Photography
USA
SOCIAL SCIENCE
African Americans
Pictorial works
Social conditions
Social life and customs
History
In 1933, Morgan and Marvin Smith, twin sons of sharecroppers from central Kentucky, arrived in Harlem, the center of black cultural life in America. For thirty years, the Smiths used their cameras to record the achievements of blacks in the face of poverty and discrimination. Rejecting the focus o…
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