Cecil Williams has been a photographer since he was 12-years-old. Now at 87-years-old, Williams says he never thought he would have captured pivotal moments during the Civil Rights Movement.

A local community activist wants to honor the work of civil rights photographer James Karales, who grew up in Canton.

museum a few weeks later to learn more about Williams’s civil rights photography, present samples of the collection, and photograph Williams wearing the gear. When Actively Black rolled out ...

The Rev. Joe Carter was the first African American since 1902 to register to vote in West Feliciana Parish in 1963, but he ...

In the 1960s, Adelman worked as a volunteer photographer for several civil rights groups, including the Congress of Racial Equality and the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. He frequently ...

Charles Moore is a freelance photographer based in Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts. He is a frequent lecturer about the civil rights era at universities and workshops. In 1965, after vowing to get away ...

He handled all formats to tell the story of efforts to move South Carolina’s first civil rights museum from a photographer’s home into a larger space. Collins had known about civil rights photographer ...