Dogs used by Birmingham, Ala. Cops to quell Negro Race Riots, 1963

Phillips

Two Police Officers, Unaware Of Their Prisoner’s Identity, Hustle Dr. Martin Luther King Away From The Montgomery Courthouse Where He Had Been Arrested For Loitering, 1958

Steven Kasher Gallery

Martin Luther King Jr. Addressing A Meeting Of The Montgomery Improvement Association, Which Was Founded In 1955 To Organize The Bus Boycott. A Year Later, The Bus System Was Integrated, 1958

Steven Kasher Gallery

Sept. 30, 1962 — Chief U.S. Marshal James McShane and Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights John Doar guard James Meridith from harm, as Federal marshals under direction of President John F. Kennedy, arrive at the University of Mississippi ("Ole Miss") to allow Meredith admission, against actions by the University and governor, and with much student protest., 1962

Etherton Gallery

Birmingham, 1963

Etherton Gallery

Alabama Fire Department Aims High-Pressure Water Hoses at Civil Rights Demonstrators, Birmingham May 1963, Printed 2007

"Glenn Ligon: Encounters and Collisions" at Tate Liverpool

Martin Luther King Jr., Montgomery, Alabama, 1960

Steven Kasher Gallery

Martin Luther King Jr.is Arrested for Loitering Outside a Courtroom Where his Friend Ralph Albernathy is Appearing for a Trial. As His Wife Looks on, King is Sprawled Across the Police Desk, 1958

Steven Kasher Gallery