Picturing Us: African American Identity in Photography by Deborah Willis-Thomas

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Deborah Willis-Thomas claimed Winner of the International Center for Photography´s 1995 Award for Writing on Photography, Picturing Us brings together a diverse group of African American writers, scholars, and filmmakers in the first concerted effort to analyze and respond to the photographic images of blacks through history. The book´s contributors--including bell hooks, E. Ethelbert Miller, Angela Davis, and others--examine the personal and public issues embedded in family portraits and news photographs, movie stills and mug shots.

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