Truck in the Desert near Yuma, Arizona

Crossing the Ohio, Louisville

The line, Ferguson Unit, Texas

Cotton pickers, Ferguson Unit, Texas

Clearing land, Ellis Unit

The cornwagon, Ramsey Unit, Texas

From the picket tower, Ferguson Unit

Showers, Diagnostic Unit, Texas

Shakedown, Ramsey Unit, Texas

Dominoes, Walls Unit, Texas

Heat exhaustion, Ellis Unit, Texas

Uptown, Chicago

Llanito, New Mexico

Santa Marta, Columbia

Joselin, Santa Marta, Columbia

Mary, Santa Marta, Columbia

Namequepa, Chihuahua, Mexico

Truck in Nueva Casas Grandes, Chihuahua, Mexico

Andrew at Sixteen, Bernalillo, New Mexico

Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico

Bus Stop, Tehuantepec, Oaxaca

IRT 2, South Bronx, New York City

IRT 2, SOuth Bronx, New York City

Route 12, Wisconsin

Scrambles Track, McHenry, Illinois

Racer, Schererville, Indiana

Jack, Chicago

Andy, meeting at the Stoplight, Cicero, Illinois

Sparky and Cowboy, Schererville, Indiana

John Lewis in Nashville

A year after the Freedom Rides, segregation signs still stand outside the Jackson, Mississippi bus terminal

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Reverend Ralph Abernathy are escorted back to jail in Albany, Georgia

Lower Manhattan and the Brooklyn Bridge from above the East River

258 Washington Street at the northwest corner of Murray Street

Abandoned artist's loft, 48 Ferry Street

View south from 100 Gold Street, Lower Manhattan

Demonstrations at an "all-white" swimming pool in Cairo, Illinois

A street in Albany, Georgia

Entrance to the City Café, Selma

Clifford Vaughs, another SNCC photographer, is arrested by the National Guard, Cambridge, Maryland

The Brooklyn Bridge site seen from the roof of Beekman Hospital

A Reade Street entrance to 187 West Street

Beekman Street, Sunday Morning: Ginco, Tonto, Frankie, John Jr., and Nelson, after exploring the buildings

View south from 88 Gold Street

Outside, Lester MacKinney, Bernice Reagon, and John O’Neal wait to get in [a Nashville Tic Toc restaurant]

Danny Lyon at a movement headquarters, Albany, Georgia

The morning after the bombing of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, heavily armed members of the Alabama Highway Patrol make a show of force near the [bombed Sixteenth Street Baptist] church. The bomb exploded next to the wall and up through the...

Sheriff Jim Clark arrests two demonstrators who displayed placards on the steps of the federal building in Selma, Alabama,

55 Fulton Street at the northwest corner of Fulton and Cliff Street

Woman in a phone booth

Radiator, the St. George building

Demolition men's headquarters, 38 Ferry Street

Atlanta, police car window

One of high school student Taylor Washington’s numerous arrests is immortalized as he yells while passing before me. The photograph became the cover of SNCC’s photo book, The Movement, and was reproduced in the former Soviet Union in Pravda, captioned...

James Baldwin addresses a packed mass meeting on Freedom Day, Selma

Stokely Carmichael and the Maryland National Guard, Cambridge

As demonstrators block traffic to protest segregation and unfair hiring practices in downtown Atlanta, a mob begins to abuse them with kicks, blows, and burning cigarettes. An anonymous woman walking by with a box of typing paper confronts the mob and for

The Road to Yazoo City, Mississippi

After giving a concert in a cotton field in Greenwood, Mississippi, Bob Dylan plays behind the SNCC office. Bernice Reagon, one of the original Freedom Singers and today leader of Sweet Honey in the Rock, listens. Mendy Sampstein sits behind Dylan and tal

SNCC workers stand outside the funeral: Emma Bell, Dorie Ladner, Dona Richards, Sam Shirah, and Doris Derby, Birmingham

The east side of Washington Street between Reade and Chambers Streets

Self-portrait in an abandoned West Street hotel room

Ben Alton, housewrecker

The St. George building

Abandoned buildings, West Side, from the Destruction of Lower Manhattan