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DTO3027402 Staged photo of African-American boys fighting over sugar cane 1860s-70s

SWG354019 card game with 52 cards with photographs of African Americans;

UIG1143399 United States: c. 1880. A racially mixed group of childen with their teacher pose for a portrait outside their schoolhouse. Many of them are holding their favorite items.

UIG2623693 Photographic print of African American children at False River, Louisiana. Photographed by Alan Lomax (1915-2002) Photographer. Dated 1934.

DTO3027414 African-American children working in a Cotton field 1860s-90s

UIG1143420 United States: c. 1950 A large group of African American children pose for a protrait.

NBY3673387 James Francis Driscoll collection of historical American sheet music, ca 1770-1959, Series 13: Minstrels and Blackface, n.d., Subseries 1: Minstrel Songs, n.d., Box 292Coverby Martyn, Frank L.New York: C.H. Ditson & Co.

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UMR7400981 Children members of the poor people's campaign, Resurrection City,, 1968

DTR6366578 The lively ensemble in Stamping Ground presents a glimpse of authentic life in a black neighborhood. The street belongs to everyone: whether man or woman, young or old.

UIG1143397 United States: c. 1948. Four young children of mixed ethnicity display their drawing talents on the blackboard in a classroom.

XOS8990026 This artwork is a portrait of a family featuring an African American woman and two children, created by Shorey in the early 1900s.

UIG677664 Three African-American children, Natchez, Mississippi

UIG1142837 Worcester, Massachusetts: c.1958. Young African American, Cuban, and white children fishing together on a river bank.

UIG677348 Two African American children with a dog in Georgia

UIG2623934 African American children with a few adults in a pavilion, Georgia, USA.

XOS8990057 This portrait from the 1860s features a woman and four children, showcasing the familial connections of the American 19th century.

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XOS8990020 This gelatin silver print by Cowan from 1837 depicts a group of children in a portrait setting.

UIG677451 Two African American children sitting on steps to porch

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UIG677350 African American girl, full-length portrait, standing next to table, facing front

UIG1143405 Oakland, California: c. 1935. Children at the Prescott School get a morning inspection as part of the Emergency Education Program under the Public Works Adminstration. The PWA was headed by Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes, under the Roosevelt administration.

NYH258367 emancipated slave children, from the Free Schools of Louisiana;

UIG677098 Eldridge Bernard, 11 yrs. old. Buster Smith, 6 yrs. Old. Route boys of Newark. Colored. Taken at 4 P.M. Location: Newark, New Jersey.

NYH3697859 Man with white mustache and pipe on horseback in foreground; line of men, boys, African Americans along a building (store?) in background.

XOS3696984 Mississippi Delta African-American children (original caption)

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UIG678920 African American Children pretend to play golf on country road

MRC7290715 Countee Cullen reading to group of children at party for his god daughter, undated.Countee Cullen papers.

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UIG677036 African American, sitting outside a dilapidated log building.

UIG677642 African American Children Play on the Street in an Inner city neighborhood

XRA7140131 Josephine Baker surrounded by her adopted children to present and dedicate at the Olympia her book “La Tribue” on October 25, 1957

UIG677346 Two African American children feeding chickens in a fenced-in yard

UIG677637 African American inner city children with Mother on stoop with dog

UIG677352 African American boy, three-quarter-length portrait, half-sitting on table, facing front

UIG677355 African American girl, half-length portrait, standing at table with illustrated book, facing slightly right

CIN402940 depicts a family in a slave cabin with children being taught how to read from the Bible;

DTO3028351 Children turned of Philadelphia hotel on account of color, 1863

CH198786 Emancipation Proclamation issued by President Abraham Lincoln on 1st January 1863;

LLH8677271 Feeding Negro Children, Hilton Head, South Carolina, 1861. Illustration from Harper's Pictorial History of the Civil War (McDonnell Bros, Chicago, c1866).

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UIG2909869 Eight African American children, in kindergarten, learning washing and ironing at Whittier Primary School, Hampton, Virginia 1900. 1900

UIG677351 African American girl, half-length portrait, standing at table with illustrated book, facing slightly right

UIG677657 African American Colored children of sharecroppers, Little Rock, Arkansas

STC2962090 Union soldiers distributing food to starving elderly, women and children in New Orleans at the end of the siege;

UIG677338 Two African American children feeding chickens in a fenced-in yard

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UIG677634 African American Child's Portrait

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UIG1577720 African-American children outside their sharecropper home in the Southern USA, 1920.

WAM7347886 by William Bullard (1876-1918)

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UIG677635 African American Man's Portrait

XJF270060 marchand de fleurs, a la porte d'une eglise;

XOS1267881 Slaves fleeing by boat under the light of a full moon.From 'Harper's Weekly', April 9th 1864.

UIG677782 African American Mother and two children. Family is on relief. Chicago, Illinois

UIG677349 African American infant, seated in chair, facing front

UIG676951 African American school children posed with their teacher outside a school, possibly in South Carolina

XOS9019845 Attributed to Jacques Guillaume Lucien Amans.Bélizaire and the Frey Children is among the most fully documented American portraits of an enslaved Black subject depicted with the family of his enslaver. The Afro-Creole teenager, Bélizaire (c.1822—after 1860), above the three young Frey siblings was deliberately concealed. His figure was only revealed after a careful conservation treatment

HST2908436 By Gordon Parks

UIG677440 Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company. Ensley steel plant and furnaces. Colored recreation class at school no. 1

UIG677293 Mrs. Frazer Baker and children, family of the murdered postmaster at Lake City, So. Carolina / J.E. Purdy & Co., Boston

CHT163590 article by Fleuriot de Langle, 'Croisieres a la Cote d'Afrique';

UIG685275 A crowd of African Americans oyster shuckers. On the Atlantic Coast the African Americans are employed more than the whites, but they do not work the little ones so much.

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LLP728314 A Slave Auction in Virginia. From the Illustrated London News, 16 February 1861. Modern hand colouring in Victorian style.

XOS677740 Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas Island, Virgin Islands.

XOS3616042 Operation Torch (initially Operation Gymnast) was the British-United States invasion of French North Africa during the North African Campaign of the Second World War which started on 8 November 1942.

UIG1143367 San Francisco, California c. 1968 Young children celebrating a graduation ceremony at Fun-Tier Town at Playland At The Beach in San Francisco.

UIG677645 African American Mother & child

UIG677794 African American sing in Church

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LLH5238703 Christmas greetings card depicting a black woman and child. Postcard.

LLM2797081 North America, Virginia Coons. Illustration for All the World Over by Edith Farmiloe (Grant Richard, 1898).

UIG677342 Two African American girls sitting on a porch

UIG677099 In the Alexandria glass factories, African Americans work side by side with the white workers. Also in Richmond. These are some of those working in Alexandria (Va.) Glass Factory. Location: Alexandria, Virginia.

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OLA5379283 Josephine Baker with one of her adopted children in Castelnaud-la-Chapelle (France) Chateau les Milandes, Dec 1956

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UIG677347 African American family standing in a yard in Georgia with dig and white visitor

XOS8989650 Untitled Artwork by Kimball, 1863 depicts Isaac and Rosa, two emancipated slave children from the Free Schools of Louisiana.

XOS7176935 Lunch consisted of bread and flour gravy.

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LLL5236052 African American children shooting, American trade card for Clarence Brooks & Company varnishes.

UIG1143419 Portland, Oregon: c. 1956 An African American mother, father and son play in their living room.

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UIG677761 Five children of Pomp Hall, African-American tenant farmer, studying their lessons by lamplight. Creek County, Oklahoma.

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LIP5231083 Exhibits in connection with the Anti-Slavery Convention of 1843. Illustration for The Pictorial Times, 17 June 1843.