African Americans Collection (#11)

"African-Americans: Triumphs, Struggles, and Resilience Captured in History" African-American Marines at the Battle of Peleliu

African Americans Collection: African-Americans picking cotton on plantation beside the Mississippi, c1883. Plantation house left

African-Americans picking cotton on plantation beside the Mississippi, c1883. Plantation house left, workers cabins to its right. Jetty for loading cotton bales, centre

To Wish You a Happy Christmas Postcard. To Wish You a Happy Christmas Postcard

African Americans Collection: Postcard of Champion Saddle Stallion. ca. 1913, A groom holds Dandy Jim 1531

Postcard of Champion Saddle Stallion. ca. 1913, A groom holds Dandy Jim 1531, a famous Kentucky champion saddle stallion. Dandy Jim is owned by C.L. Kerr of Lexington, Kentucky

African Americans Collection: Postcard of a Farmhand Carrying a Basket of Cotton. ca. 1911-1912

Postcard of a Farmhand Carrying a Basket of Cotton. ca. 1911-1912, A farm worker carries a full basket of cotton out of the fields

Postcard of Men Fishing from a Small Boat. ca. 1913, Fishing at Saugatuck, Michigan

African Americans Collection: Postcard of Wildare, Champion Five-Gaited Stallion. ca. 1922, Wildare

Postcard of Wildare, Champion Five-Gaited Stallion. ca. 1922, Wildare, a show stallion who is either a saddlebred or Tennessee walking horse, at home on the Glenwild Plantation in Mississippi

Postcard of Men with Green Turtles. ca. 1913, Green Turtle, Key West, Fla

African Americans Collection: Secretarial typing work, USA, 1901 C016 / 8997

Secretarial typing work, USA, 1901 C016 / 8997
Secretarial typing work. Typewriter (right) being used to type out a document that is being read out at left. The man at left is P. A. Gaine, General Secretary of the organisation

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"African-Americans: Triumphs, Struggles, and Resilience Captured in History" African-American Marines at the Battle of Peleliu, 15th September 1944 (b/w photo): In a display of unwavering courage and determination, African-American Marines fought valiantly alongside their comrades during World War II's Battle of Peleliu. Their contributions to this historic battle remain an inspiring testament to their bravery. The fatal shooting of Harlem resident James Powell by NYPD Lieutenant Gilligan stirred Negro rioters to race through Harlem streets carrying pictures of Lt. Gilligan, New York, 1964 (b/w photo): This powerful image captures the deep-rooted frustration and anger felt by African-Americans in response to racial injustice during the Civil Rights Movement era. It serves as a stark reminder that systemic racism has long plagued our society. These captivating black-and-white photographs (3673630) (3673592) (3673561) (3673383) (3673558) (3673540) (3673518) (3673479) (3673435) and ( 36-73429 ) provide glimpses into various aspects of African-American history - from moments of joyous celebration to instances highlighting social unrest and inequality. Through these images, we witness both the triumphs achieved against all odds and the struggles endured by African-Americans throughout history. They serve as visual reminders that progress often comes at a great cost but is worth fighting for. From the courageous African-American Marines who defied stereotypes on foreign battlegrounds to ordinary citizens like James Powell whose lives were tragically cut short due to racial violence - these photos encapsulate stories that must never be forgotten or ignored. As we reflect upon these historical snapshots, let us honor the resilience displayed by generations past while acknowledging that there is still work ahead towards achieving true equality and justice for all.