1960Now Portfolio (A): Untitled

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A black-and-white photograph taken at a Black Lives Matter rally in Atlanta, Georgia. A group of people are gathered in an intersection in the middle of a city street. At left, a woman is talking into a microphone with a cord that attaches to a speaker or other amplification out of frame. At right, a woman is kneeling on the ground, facing the woman with the microphone. A sign on the ground next to the kneeling woman reads: "HOW / MUCH / IS MY / LIFE / WOR [illegible]." Behind the women, other members of the crowd are sitting and standing, holding signs, some with fists raised. A street sign behind the crowd reads "Jesse Hill Jr Dr NE."

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