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NEW YORK: HARLEM, 1943. Three boys on the sidewalk in Harlem, New York City
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NEW YORK: HARLEM, 1943. Three boys on the sidewalk in Harlem, New York City
NEW YORK: HARLEM, 1943.
Three boys on the sidewalk in Harlem, New York City. Photograph by Gordon Parks, 1943
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1943 Black Fence Glass Glasses Gordon Harlem New Deal New York New York City Parks Sidewalk Sitting Street Scene Unidentified
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NEW YORK: HARLEM, 1943. Capturing the essence of a vibrant era, this iconic photograph by Gordon Parks transports us to the bustling streets of Harlem in 1943. Three young boys, their spirits unyielding despite the challenges they face, stand proudly on a sun-drenched sidewalk in New York City. Dressed in their Sunday best, these African American boys exude an air of resilience and determination that is emblematic of their community. Their clothing reflects both style and necessity - a testament to resourcefulness amidst limited means. One boy sits confidently on a fence while his two companions stand beside him, each with glasses perched upon their noses. The backdrop reveals glimpses into daily life in Harlem during this transformative period. The mid-century architecture and street scene provide context for understanding the neighborhood's rich history as an epicenter of African American culture. Gordon Parks masterfully captures not only the physical presence but also the spirit and character of these unidentified individuals. Through his lens, we witness strength emanating from every pore – an enduring symbol of hope against adversity. This remarkable photograph serves as a powerful reminder that even in times marked by social inequality and racial discrimination, communities like Harlem were resilient hubs where dreams thrived against all odds.
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