Black Photojournalism: Celebrating Black American Life
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Black Photojournalism exhibit at Amon Carter Museum showcases 250+ images by 60 Black photojournalists, capturing Black American life from 1945-1980s. Featuring works from Black-owned outlets like Chicago Defender and Ebony, the exhibit highlights both major events and daily joys in Black communities. Curated by Charles Wylie, Dan Leers, and Charlene Foggie-Barnett, it includes works by Kwame Brathwaite and Ernest C. Withers. Runs March 15th-July 5th, free admission.
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