Interracial Collection (#3)

JACK JOHNSON (1878-1946). American heavyweight pugilist. Johnson photographed with his wife Lucille Cameron in 1921

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WEDDING PORTRAIT, 1945. Wedding portrait of an unidentified American corporal and his new bride. Photograph, 1945

SUMMER CAMP, 1943. Campers practicing first aid at Camp Nathan Hale, an interracial summer camp in Southfields, New York. Photograph by Gordon Parks, 1943

SUMMER CAMP, 1943. Campers in a tent at Camp Nathan Hale, an interracial summer camp in Southfields, New York. Photograph by Gordon Parks, 1943

SUMMER CAMP, 1943. Campers sitting around a campfire at Camp Nathan Hale, an interracial summer camp in Southfields, New York. Photograph by Gordon Parks, 1943

BUGLER, 1943. A camper playing mess call on a bugle at Camp Nathan Hale, an interracial summer camp in Southfields, New York. Photograph by Gordon Parks, 1943

A Spaniard and his Mexican Indian Wife and their Child, from a series on mixed race
XIR64987 A Spaniard and his Mexican Indian Wife and their Child, from a series on mixed race marriages in Mexico (oil on canvas) by Cabrera, Miguel (1695-1768); Museo de America, Madrid

A Lobo Indian, his Half-Breed African Wife and their Child, from a series on mixed
XIR64988 A Lobo Indian, his Half-Breed African Wife and their Child, from a series on mixed race marriages in Mexico (oil on canvas) by Mexican School, (18th century); Museo de America, Madrid

A Spanish Man and his Pure-Bred Mexican Wife, from a series on mixed race marriages in Mexico
XIR204534 A Spanish Man and his Pure-Bred Mexican Wife, from a series on mixed race marriages in Mexico (oil on canvas) by Mexican School, (18th century); Museo Nacional de Historia

A Spanish Man and his Wife, from a series on mixed race marriages in Mexico (oil
XIR204533 A Spanish Man and his Wife, from a series on mixed race marriages in Mexico (oil on canvas) by Mexican School, (18th century); Museo Nacional de Historia, Castillo de Chapultepec

An American Indian Man and his Mixed-Race Wife, from a series on mixed race marriages in Mexico
XIR198473 An American Indian Man and his Mixed-Race Wife, from a series on mixed race marriages in Mexico (oil on canvas) by Mexican School, (18th century); Museo de America, Madrid

A Man from Varsino and his American Indian Wife, from a series of mixed marriages in Mexico
XIR196214 A Man from Varsino and his American Indian Wife, from a series of mixed marriages in Mexico (oil on canvas) by Mexican School, (18th century); Museo de America, Madrid

A Chinese Man and his American Indian Wife, from a series on mixed marriages in Mexico
XIR196213 A Chinese Man and his American Indian Wife, from a series on mixed marriages in Mexico (oil on canvas) by Mexican School, (18th century); Museo de America, Madrid

A Spaniard and his Mexican Indian Wife, illustration of mixed race marriages in Mexico
XIR192325 A Spaniard and his Mexican Indian Wife, illustration of mixed race marriages in Mexico (oil on canvas) by Mexican School, (18th century); Museo Nacional de Historia

An Arvarrasado and Barsino Indian Couple with their Children, from a series on mixed
XIR172423 An Arvarrasado and Barsino Indian Couple with their Children, from a series on mixed race marriages in Mexico (oil on canvas) by Mexican School, (18th century); Museo de America, Madrid

A Coloured Man and his Mulatto Wife, from a series on mixed marriages in Mexico
XIR113083 A Coloured Man and his Mulatto Wife, from a series on mixed marriages in Mexico (oil on canvas) by Spanish School, (18th century); Museo de America, Madrid

Relationship C018 / 9238
MODEL RELEASED. Relationship. Close-up of a man and woman holding hands

Domestic violence C018 / 9239
MODEL RELEASED. Domestic violence. Man threatening a woman with violence

Relationship C018 / 9235
MODEL RELEASED. Relationship. Man and woman with their eyes closed touching foreheads and embracing

NEW ORLEANS: MARDI GRAS. Spectators lining up on balconies and along the street as they await the Rex parade during Mardi Gras festivities in New Orleans, Louisiana

SAN FRANCISCO: CHINATOWN. A characteristic mixed family in the Highbinders Quarter, Chinatown, San Francisco. Line engraving, 1895

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"Embracing Diversity: A Glimpse into Interracial Relationships Through Art and Photography" In this captivating collection of images, we are transported to different moments in history that celebrate the beauty and resilience relationships. From Seretse Khama and his wife Ruth Williams Khama at the National Spastics Society Christmas, to the striking oil on canvas painting titled "Race, " these artworks remind us of the power of love that transcends boundaries. One particular piece from a series on mixed race marriages in Mexico showcases "A Half-Breed and his Lobo Indian Wife and their Child. " This poignant painting captures not only the bond between two individuals but also highlights the rich cultural heritage they bring together. Moving beyond art, we delve into photographs taken by Gordon Parks during Camp Nathan Hale in Southfields, New York. These snapshots provide a glimpse into daily life at the camp, where interracial friendships were formed amidst challenging times. In one image titled ""Soaps in my eyes"", we witness camaraderie as young boys engage in playful activities regardless of their racial backgrounds. The spirit of unity continues with scenes such as Mass for Boy Scouts at Camp Brooklyn, Tusten, New York. Here, young scouts come together to worship side by side despite their differences. Similarly heartwarming is an image capturing friends engrossed in reading comic papers while sharing laughter under a shared tent. Camp Nathan Hale also serves as a backdrop for essential aspects like first aid training and dinner gatherings around a ringing bell. These everyday occurrences highlight how people from diverse backgrounds can coexist harmoniously when given an opportunity to connect on common ground. As day turns to night, singing around the campfire brings everyone closer through music's universal language. The joyous expressions captured here demonstrate that true harmony can be achieved when people embrace each other's unique stories and experiences. Finally, Milton Reiner stands tall as program director at Camp Nathan Hale, symbolizing the importance of leadership in fostering an inclusive environment.