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Seret Scott as Sara in the film "Losing Ground", 1982

Louis H. Draper

Louis H. Draper (American, 1935–2002)

A policewoman plays games with community children. Shortly afterward, the officer became pregnant and was assigned a desk job for the period of her pregnancy, from Police Work, 1978

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

Huddled closely together, two elderly white women pass Negro shoppers on a street in New Orleans, 1965

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

The old town, black and whites live together on same street but not in the same houses. "This is a white only sign." Charleston, South Carolina, U.S.A., 1965

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

They are dancing at a jazz funeral in the streets of New Orleans, Louisiana, 1965

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

Jazz Funeral, New Orleans, 1965

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

Black prisoners in an overcrowded communal cell in the Parish Prison-City Prison of New Orleans, Louisiana, 1965

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

Priest giving sermon, South Carolina, 1965

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

All night prayer and gospel meeting in the "Moving Star Hall," Johns Island, South Carolina, 1965

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

Children in the Mirror, Johns Island, South Carolina, 1964

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

In poor cotton picker's cabin, far from the towns and cities where the civil rights agitation is taking place, a new force has entered the lives of the isolated Negro youths. Television, with its instant communication, direct to the living rooms of the poorest, has created a revolution the likes of which the world has not seen before. Television confronts today's Negro youth with a way of life completely at odds with his own experience. The richness advertised makes him acutely aware of the gulf separating his physical and moral condition from that of the whites, North Carolina, 1964

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

Playing football in a black neighborhood outside Washington, D.C., 1964

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

Sociology student with his 3 month old daughter on the balcony of his apartment, Harlem, New York City, USA, 1963

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

Harlem, New York, 1963

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

Male Body Builder, Harlem, New York City, 1963

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

Line of Unemployed Men, New York City, 1963 (printed before 1975)

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

Through the slats of the boardwalk above, the sun shines upon the figures below, and self-imposed laws operate to segregate the people at this great city beach, Coney Island, NY, 1963

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

People hang out on stoop in front of apartment building, Harlem, New York City, 1963

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

The Stoop, Harlem, New York City, 1963

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

March on Washington, Washington DC, 1963

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

Football player hugging his mother, Brooklyn, NY, 1963

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

Boy in Window, Brooklyn, NY, 1963

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

In defense of Western Civilization, an American soldier's hand rests on his gun in front of the Berlin Wall, Germany, August 1961

Leonard Freed

Leonard Freed (American, 1929–2006)

Summer, New York, 1961

Louis H. Draper

Louis H. Draper (American, 1935–2002)

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