Resurrection City, 1968
Date
1968
Credits
- Jill Freedman Photographer
Format
- Photograph 137
Media
- software 40
Techniques
- photography 60
Locations Made
- United States 527
This photograph was taken as part of Jill Freedman's 1968 collection Resurrection City. A modernist photographer, Freedman documented in the margins and curated pictures that brought normal people on the streets to life. For this series, Freedman captured The Poor People's Campaign in 1968 in light of MLKJ's murder. Deeply moved, she addressed the issues of economic inequality pervading the US upon racial differences.
Photograph of woman holding up sign that says "Dr. King Died for the Poor People," advocating for neglected POCs in the US.