Separate, But Equal: Rare Images from the Segregated South

-a feature length documentary
Despite the hardships imposed by segregation in the Deep South, the vibrant African American heritage displayed in this film reveals a little known black middle class community in Mississippi. Photographer H.C. Anderson captured it all as his neighbors lived their lives separately but -- in many ways -- equally.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Separate but Equal
• Black Studies
• African American Culture
• documentary
• history
• civil rights

[thephotographer4you]

In celebration of Black History Month. I salute ANY and ALL photographers that captures the memories that will become our historical archive.

[istymae]

@ELLDEE321 what big words for an ignorant ass.....dont speak until you've grown up a little bit.....i dont talk to children......

[ELLDEE321]

@istymae get back to the cotton field, you fucking chimp

[istymae]

i want someone to show me a PURE race....until that happens then racisim needs to end....

[istymae]

@ELLDEE321 stop calling yourself names........

[thephotographer4you]

In celebration of Black History Month!

[ELLDEE321]

NIGGERS

[jussmittin]

@mmyy66 wuts the name of the book?

[mmyy66]

we are learning about segragation in school im in middle school we are reading about this the book we are reading is students on strike

[blewis9505]

Great. Where can I purchase the full documentary? And, If you still have the photo and want to have it expertly restored look up Tracy Knauss on Facebook. His work is phenomenal. Thank you for sharing this snippit of your work. It's important and it's relevant and, like medicine, it does soothe my soul.