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Photographic Print : Michailyn calling her buddie Marie at Camp Fern Rock, Bear Mountain, New York, 1943 Creator: Gordon Parks
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Michailyn calling her buddie Marie at Camp Fern Rock, Bear Mountain, New York, 1943 Creator: Gordon Parks
Bear Moutain, New York. Interracial activities at Camp Fern Rock, where children are aided by the Methodist Camp Service. Michailyn calling her buddie Marie
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10"x10" Photo Print
Step back in time with this evocative photograph from the Media Storehouse range of Historical Prints. Taken by renowned photographer Gordon Parks in 1943, this image captures a heartwarming moment of friendship between Michailyn and Marie at Camp Fern Rock, nestled in the beautiful mountains of Bear Mountain, New York. The interracial activities at this Methodist camp were a groundbreaking initiative, aiding children from diverse backgrounds. This timeless image, now a treasured piece of history, is a poignant reminder of the power of friendship and the importance of inclusivity.
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Estimated Product Size is 25.4cm x 25.4cm (10" x 10")
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Michailyn and Marie - A Bond Beyond Boundaries
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. This photograph, taken by the renowned photographer Gordon Parks in 1943, transports us back to a time when racial segregation was deeply entrenched in American society. The image captures Michailyn, an African American girl at Camp Fern Rock in Bear Mountain, New York, as she reaches out to her friend Marie. In this powerful depiction of interracial friendship amidst a divided nation, we witness the innocence and purity of childhood transcending societal barriers. Michailyn's smile radiates joy as she connects with Marie through an old-fashioned telephone booth nestled among the picturesque surroundings of Bear Mountain State Park. Camp Fern Rock was a haven where children from different backgrounds came together under the guidance of the Methodist Camp Service. It symbolized hope for equality and integration during an era marked by discrimination and prejudice. Gordon Parks' lens not only captured this heartwarming moment but also served as a catalyst for change. As one of America's most influential photographers, his work for the Farm Security Administration (FSA) documented social issues faced by marginalized communities across the country. Through this photograph, Parks invites us to reflect on our shared humanity and challenges us to break down barriers that divide us. It stands as a testament to resilience and unity during challenging times – reminding us that true progress lies in embracing diversity rather than fearing it. As we gaze upon Michailyn calling her buddy Marie at Camp Fern Rock all those years ago, let it serve as inspiration to foster understanding, compassion, and acceptance within our own lives today.
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