The Selective Buying Campaign began in July 1968, as an organization called the Black Solidarity Committee for Community Improvement demanded changes in welfare, housing, and employment practices in the city of Durham, North Carolina. The boycott ended on February 16, 1969, by all accounts, successfully.
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Most of what I post here is history. These are the images and accounts of how people worked, raised families, built communities, worshiped, maintained relationships, expressed themselves and coped with changes and challenges in the past. The subjects of these posts are usually people of color.
