![African American children on their way to PS204, 82nd Street and 15th Avenue, pass mothers protesting the busing of children to achieve integration
September 13, 1965
Dick DeMarsico, photographer
New Your World-Telegram and the Sun New Newspaper Photograph Collection, Library of Congress
[Click on the image to zoom it.]](http://lcweb2.loc.gov/service/pnp/cph/3c30000/3c34000/3c34400/3c34434v.jpg)
African American children on their way to PS204, 82nd Street and 15th Avenue, pass mothers protesting the busing of children to achieve integration
September 13, 1965
Dick DeMarsico, photographer
New Your World-Telegram and the Sun New Newspaper Photograph Collection, Library of Congress
[Click on the image to zoom it.]
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This was just 40 years ago people-40 some years! This aint the 1920’s or the 1800’s, but the 1960’s. And if the Repubes...
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Dude I’m sitting next to my grandma that was born in 1923. Showed her this picture,her eyes glazed Over and she said “I...
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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. Most of the subjects are Americans of African descent.
"Know from whence you came. If you know whence you came, there are absolutely no limitations to where you can go." — James Baldwin
