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Though only 80 pages long, this wonderful work beams with a racial pride that radiates out well beyond its diminutive dimensions --Publishers Weekly on Fighting for Freedom The work in Through the African American Lens is compelling and historic --Maurice Berger, The New York Times, Lens Does a brilliant job of extracting the singularly unique experience of black women throughout the 20th century --Nicole Crowder, The Washington Post, In Sight on African American Women Though the collection features both portraits and candid shots, taken together they offer a window into both individual lives and the arc of American history --Liz Ronk, TIME

"""Though only 80 pages long, this wonderful work beams with a racial pride that radiates out well beyond its diminutive dimensions""--Publishers Weekly on Fighting for Freedom ""The work in Through the African American Lens is compelling and historic""--Maurice Berger, The New York Times, Lens ""Does a brilliant job of extracting the singularly unique experience of black women throughout the 20th century""--Nicole Crowder, The Washington Post, In Sight on African American Women ""Though the collection features both portraits and candid shots, taken together they offer a window into both individual lives and the arc of American history""--Liz Ronk, TIME"

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Robin Givhan is a Pulitzer Prize winning writer and Washington Post fashion critic. Her work has also appeared in Harper's Bazaar, Essence, Vogue, The Daily Beast, and The New Yorker. In 2015 she published her first solo book, The Battle of Versailles: The Night American Fashion Stumbled into the Spotlight and Made History

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