sthelenaisland

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4th of July celebration, St. Helena Island, S.C. (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

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  • perfgeek said:
    Notice how the flag has 48 stars.
  • Gregory Sawyer said:
    Notice how the flag has 48 stars. Well, that would make sense given that this photo was taken 20 years before Alaska and Hawaii were admitted to the Union.
  • Tony Colonello said:
    It's amazing to think they were still denied the basic rights promised them in the 13th Amendment they still loved this country enough to have this parade.
  • Jason A G said:
    I really appreciate a former era when adults dressed like adults, rather than overgrown children. No one is wearing message T shirts, shorts, flip flops, ball caps, or any of that nonsense. Though they may be poor, they have dressed for the occasion and don't look like children, they have dressed as adults.
  • seeseehpounder said:
    Ummmm, what about the segregation? That doesn't bother you but flip flops do? You must be from this era.

A Fourth of July celebration by a group of Negroes, St. Helena Island, S.C. (LOC)

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  • J. Colerangle said:
    This is a good picture, I like the layout of the photo. The lighting or lack there of makes it more subtle.
  • Rob said:
    Notice all of the photos of this event are candids shot from a distance, as if the photographer did not want to intrude. A gesture of respect from a probable white photographer? Or was he just keeping his distance?

A Fourth of July celebration, St. Helena Island, S.C. (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

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