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I like this picture because the skulls are interesting. I wonder how many it is and why they had to kill so many.

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I like this one because the skulls stuck out to me a lot.. I had many questions when viewing this picture. 1) why were the skulls as fertilizer.. 2) how did the guy get on top of the skulls without dying lol.

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I really like this photo because with all the commotion thats going on behind them they are still striving and being passionate with each other.

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I love this photo because to me it represents me knocking down all my goals. Muhammad Ali is very strong and powerful, he motivates me.

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it shows love, intimacy, happiness  because after almost losing your life, being apart from your loved one for such long time can bring people closer together. 

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I chose this picture of a protest in Baltimore. I connect to this image because African Americans are being mistreated everyday and I remember when this happened and watching it on the news.

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I like this photo because it shows passion and how probably long they waited to do that because of being in war and it just captions a moment

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It was an important milestone, therefore I choose this photo to symbolize it. It led to deaths and is commonly known as 9/11.
September 11th is currently observed as a memorial/tribute to those who perished in the terrorist attack.

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Markayliah Davis- "The Kiss" (1945)- Alfred Eisenstaedt

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Markayliah Davis- "The Kiss" (1945)- Alfred Eisenstaedt

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I like this photo because it remind me of how I envision what a fairytale kiss would be like at the ending of a novel or movie. This is a passionate kiss between a nurse and a sailor who had just came back to celebrate the victory against Japan in World War II.

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I chose this picture because it shows a 19 year old god mother trying to protect her godchild from the fire. She sadly died risking her life for the baby

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i chose this picture because it shows a view of the Great Depression. The photographer captured this picture as he came across a camp of 2,500 destitute.

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This image is very important to me because this monk burned himself to death. Monks vow to their words which is a very powerful statement to others, which makes people look up to them. He was hoping to awaken those that don't recognize they are living in hell.

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I chose this picture because 9/11 is were 2 airplanes crashed into twin towers in New York killing 2996 people some people were injured and 19 hijackers committed suicide. All of people Mothers, Fathers, Sister, Brothers, Aunts, Uncles, etc were killed in this crash.

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I chose this photo, as it's related to my peoples' history. This photo was taken after dictator and long time oppressor of the Filipino people, Ferdinand Marcos was exiled from the Philippines, which caused anti-Marcos activists in San Francisco to take over the Philippine Consulate and destroy painting of the Marcos Family as a form of celebration.

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Jaylynn Levine 5(A) 1957 — Little Rock Nine

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Jaylynn Levine 5(A) 1957 — Little Rock Nine

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This picture spoke to me because of the strength it shows in black women. It can give confidence to other black girls knowing that a "ordinary" person stood her ground and didn't let nobody get in the way of her dreams and/or things she wanted, while having racists harass you based on how you look.

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i chose this picture because it shows how black people was treated wrong and it show how  two water fountains and a man who can only drink from the worse of the two.

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This picture caught my attention because it showcases a migrant mother during the Great Depression. The Great Depression was a very sad time so it's important that it's being captured

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I chose this photo because this picture was taken were children were working dangerous jobs instead of going to school and eventually there would be laws set in place where children couldn't work jobs until a certain age. This picture also represents how laws will change over time.

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They were trying to escape their burning apartment and ended up falling from the fire escape. The 19 year old died from the result of injuries sustained during the fall, but the young child lived.

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This picture has a really sad meaning. It shows how horrifying the war was and what it can be. For him to actual come back to his family alive must have been the most grateful and exciting most for him and his family.

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I choose this picture because it shows reality today as well. They sent children to work instead of school missing out on opportunities.Yes times and laws have change today but it isn't so much different children/teenagers just do both today. School and work.

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I chose this photo because it represents human greed and selfishness. In order to clear out land in the Midwest for settlers The United states army encouraged the killing of American bison.Mainly to starve the natives who relied on them.

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This picture stands out to me as it can be a representation of black history.The brief message from the pictures shows that parents had no choice but to leave their kids to go find food. Family’s during these times in the south had no food or clothing. This expressed how vulnerable and empty blacks weee during these times & times during slavery POVERTY etc. This picture also brings emotions of sadness and anger due to how blacks were treated & what they had to endorse.

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         July 1863-Battlefield at Gettysburg (1863)                       Amyia Owens 2A

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         July 1863-Battlefield at Gettysburg (1863)                       Amyia Owens 2A

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This picture is interesting because it shows how soldiers risked their life for others. 50,000 Union and Confederate troops being killed in the state of Gettysburg Pennsylvania. The tragedy of them being killed, captured, tortured, and/or injured.

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I chose this photo because it reminds me of happiness because all the other pictures are very sad events they are happy to see their loved one come home from war

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I chose this picture because this seems to be a nice representation of black history.

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This picture caught my attention the most because it shows how children were treated, their facial expressions are upsetting as you can see the children crying and running, one of the children are naked. With armed men behind them, i'm wondering where their parents are.

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I like this picture because Martin Luther King Jr. was a huge monumental figure among the African American community that was able to provide support, guidance and movement for many African Americans doing this time period of 1963. I connect with this photo because he was able to bring people together and was able to push pass boundaries that white people didn't expect and didn't want and MLK pushing such boundaries allowed for me to go to a mixed school, walk without being stopped and much more.

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Trinity Epps (3A) The Falling Man (9/11/01) – Richard Drew

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Trinity Epps (3A) The Falling Man (9/11/01) – Richard Drew

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I picked this picture because the image of a falling person often ivikes and implies raw emotions and a moment that truly give a reason for falling

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knowing the back story behind this photo is very disturbing to me. The young female was sent out to get food for her parents from a relief plane but she was very weak and close to death due to starvation. the crow behind her was preying on basically waiting for her to die. The photographer took a picture of this and later on felt bad that he couldn't do more for her but scare the crow away

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Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech

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U.S. civil rights leader Martin Luther King waves to supporters from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial moments after delivering his iconic "I Have a Dream" speech on Aug. 28, 1963, during the March on Washington.

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I chose this picture because all children deserves love, no matter what circumstance they were born into. Even mothers should have the ability to provide for her children without doubt.

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I chose this picture because Elizabeth looks completely unbothered by the mob threatening her. it depicts her strength. - jania.v

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I picked this picture because it made me feel sad. The man was shot on live TV and was spread publicly not too long after. The man was a prisoner accused of something so why not let the court handle him?

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i chose this picture because it stuck out to me that she was the first African American women to attend little rock central high school. They were taunting her for doing the right things, this was sad that her trying to get a education caused people to yell at her and treat her bad.

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Adrianna Edwards 2A - United Airlines Flight 175 approaches the south tower of New York’s World Trade Center, Kelly Guenther. 2011

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Adrianna Edwards 2A - United Airlines Flight 175 approaches the south tower of New York’s World Trade Center, Kelly Guenther. 2011

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I chose this picture because, it was a very important event. It took hundreds of lives & infamously known as 9/11. Which the day September 11th is now a tribute/memorial for those who didn't survive the terror atttack.

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Semaijah Gilbert (2A)--Spinner in Whitnel Cotton Mill (1908) – Lewis Hine 

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Semaijah Gilbert (2A)--Spinner in Whitnel Cotton Mill (1908) – Lewis Hine 

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I liked this photo because of the story behind it. This picture was taken in 1908, when child labor workers were the norm..She had been in the mill one year. Sometimes works at night. When asked how old she was, she hesitated, then said, ‘I don’t remember,’ then added confidentially, ‘I’m not old enough to work, but do just the same.’ Out of 50 employees, there were ten children about her size.

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This like this picture because the story behind it is really interesting. On the night of his 72nd Birthday Celebration Einstein  was asked by photographers to smile for the camera. In response stuck out his tongue for an instant, then quickly turned away. After he saw his image he really liked it and he sent the picture as a greeting card to friends

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This Gordon Parks image is really shows how Jim Crow laws effected Black People. The children in this image cannot play at that playground because it was a 'Whites Only' playground. The Black children watch from afar. I understand how they feel.

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I chose this photo because it represents the female anatomy in the form of peppers and i also feel as though it's very amusing b/c how do you come up with this.

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Janaiya Howard: Pepper No. 30 (1930) – Edward Weston

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Janaiya Howard: Pepper No. 30 (1930) – Edward Weston

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This is intriguing due to it being explosive and becoming very deadly but it shows how much of. a catastrophe something big can cause.

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Paisley Eclarino: Migrant Mother (March 1936) by Dorothea Lange

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Paisley Eclarino: Migrant Mother (March 1936) by Dorothea Lange

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I like this picture because of the story behind it. This was taken during the great depression and you can see a mother with her children and on her face you can see that she is sad or stressed and we know that she wants a better life for her kids.

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I like this photo because during this time period was a huge change for black people being able to go to to schools that were whites only school .Elizabeth Eckford was the first black person to go to an all white school she would constantly be  threatened  by mobs of white people but they didn't stop her from going to that school.

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I had interest in this photo because it shows the real and raw struggles that African Americans faced during segregation and even throughout school. This photo was also taken in 1957 3 years before Ruby Bridges desegregated schools. I also think its shows how unbothered African Americans during this time period were, like although she was being threatened she continued to focus on her education.

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I like this picture because it shows how people are trying to prevent war with peace and happiness.October 26,1967. Anti-demonstrators tried "flower power''.One thing I always remember is kill them with kindness which is what this picture represents.Fight for freedom and not force.

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 Zion Pittman- Oct. 16, 1968 — "Black Power" salute

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 Zion Pittman- Oct. 16, 1968 — "Black Power" salute

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I like this photo because black men is standing for what's right in sports and it took a while for black people to even be considered to run or play sports with whites. So it's a big accomplishment to see them on the podium.

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I am interested in this photo because it was during the Vietnamese War, and in this photo the "napalm"had burned the clothes of the young girl right before attacking and shooting her. Photographer Huỳnh Công “Nick”

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Madisyn Stanfield Example: V-Day in Time Square " The Kiss " 

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Madisyn Stanfield Example: V-Day in Time Square " The Kiss " 

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i like this picture because it shows love. " V-Day " and the kiss sparks that for me, the Kiss, which shows an American sailor kissing a woman in a nurse’s white dress on August 14, 1945, the day Japan surrendered and World War II ended.

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Vietnamese Monk Self-immolation (1963) – Malcolm Browne

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Vietnamese Monk Self-immolation (1963) – Malcolm Browne

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I like this photo because I always thought monks was cool and to see this photo of one of them burning alive and not even flinching is just incredible and sad but it just amazing how dedicated they was for what they believe in and protest for what is right.

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Gabrielle W: The Tetons and the Snake River (1942) – Ansel Adams

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Gabrielle W: The Tetons and the Snake River (1942) – Ansel Adams

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I like this photo because it portrays the earth with no human interaction. It is a beautiful place without people destroying it to find materials or build over it. This photo was taken at a National Park protected by law. This photo can be used to show that global warming events have destroyed our environment.

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Ms. Becker Example: Gandhi and His Spinning Wheel: Photographer:Margaret Bourke-White

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Ms. Becker Example: Gandhi and His Spinning Wheel: Photographer:Margaret Bourke-White

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I love this photo because of the story it tells. Although Gandhi was a world leader and political leader her spins everyday for an hour. Spinning symbolizes his connection to working people. Spinning is raised to the heights almost of a religion with Gandhi and his followers. The spinning wheel is sort of an Ikon to them. Spinning is a cure all, and is spoken of in terms of the highest poetry. I think it is beautiful how you look through the spinning wheel to his portrait.