Portraits of Community: African American Photography in Texas

Focusing on the contributions of black photographers, this visual history captures over 200 images that document African American life in Texas, a subject often overlooked in mainstream photographic narratives. It highlights the evolution of community photography, showcasing personal and public moments that reflect pride and resilience. The book includes interviews with the photographers and features significant work from NAACP photographers, offering a rich portrayal of civil rights figures and countering prevalent media stereotypes.