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Assignment: Shanghai: Photographs on the Eve of Revolution
Assignment: Shanghai: Photographs on the Eve of Revolution

By Carolyn Wakeman, Jack Birns, Orville Schell, Ken Light

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"Shipping out to China in December 1947 with three ten-year-old cameras and a plum assignment from Life magazine, Jack Birns was fulfilling a boyhood dream. The reality was something else: refugees...

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Coal Hollow: Photographs and Oral Histories
What s Going On 1969 1974
What s Going On 1969 1974

By Ken Light

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The Art of the Native American Flute
With these hands
With these hands

By Ken Light

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Life of agricultural workers in rural America.

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Texas death row
Texas death row

By Ken Light

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Texas death row
Texas death row

By Ken Light

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To the promised land
To the promised land

By Ken Light

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The Art of the Native American Flute
Delta time
Delta time

By Ken Light

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