“In Harlem, Negro policemen are feared more than whites, for they have more to prove and fewer ways to prove it” ― James Baldwin, Notes of a Native Son Jack Garofalo (1923 – 2004) was on assignment for Paris Match magazine when he took these photo of Harlem, New York City in July … Continue reading "People of Harlem, New York in July 1970"
“In Harlem, Negro policemen are feared more than whites, for they have more to prove and fewer ways to prove it” ― James Baldwin, Notes of a Native Son Jack Garofalo (1923 – 2004) was on assignment for Paris Match magazine when he took these photo of Harlem, New York City in July … Continue reading "People of Harlem, New York in July 1970"
“In Harlem, Negro policemen are feared more than whites, for they have more to prove and fewer ways to prove it” ― James Baldwin, Notes of a Native Son Jack Garofalo (1923 – 2004) was on assignment for Paris Match magazine when he took these photo of Harlem, New York City in July … Continue reading "People of Harlem, New York in July 1970"
“In Harlem, Negro policemen are feared more than whites, for they have more to prove and fewer ways to prove it” ― James Baldwin, Notes of a Native Son Jack Garofalo (1923 – 2004) was on assignment for Paris Match magazine when he took these photo of Harlem, New York City in July … Continue reading "People of Harlem, New York in July 1970"
“In Harlem, Negro policemen are feared more than whites, for they have more to prove and fewer ways to prove it” ― James Baldwin, Notes of a Native Son Jack Garofalo (1923 – 2004) was on assignment for Paris Match magazine when he took these photo of Harlem, New York City in July … Continue reading "People of Harlem, New York in July 1970"
“In Harlem, Negro policemen are feared more than whites, for they have more to prove and fewer ways to prove it” ― James Baldwin, Notes of a Native Son Jack Garofalo (1923 – 2004) was on assignment for Paris Match magazine when he took these photo of Harlem, New York City in July … Continue reading "People of Harlem, New York in July 1970"
“In Harlem, Negro policemen are feared more than whites, for they have more to prove and fewer ways to prove it” ― James Baldwin, Notes of a Native Son Jack Garofalo (1923 – 2004) was on assignment for Paris Match magazine when he took these photo of Harlem, New York City in July … Continue reading "People of Harlem, New York in July 1970"
“In Harlem, Negro policemen are feared more than whites, for they have more to prove and fewer ways to prove it” ― James Baldwin, Notes of a Native Son Jack Garofalo (1923 – 2004) was on assignment for Paris Match magazine when he took these photo of Harlem, New York City in July … Continue reading "People of Harlem, New York in July 1970"
“In Harlem, Negro policemen are feared more than whites, for they have more to prove and fewer ways to prove it” ― James Baldwin, Notes of a Native Son Jack Garofalo (1923 – 2004) was on assignment for Paris Match magazine when he took these photo of Harlem, New York City in July … Continue reading "People of Harlem, New York in July 1970"
“In Harlem, Negro policemen are feared more than whites, for they have more to prove and fewer ways to prove it” ― James Baldwin, Notes of a Native Son Jack Garofalo (1923 – 2004) was on assignment for Paris Match magazine when he took these photo of Harlem, New York City in July … Continue reading "People of Harlem, New York in July 1970"
“In Harlem, Negro policemen are feared more than whites, for they have more to prove and fewer ways to prove it” ― James Baldwin, Notes of a Native Son Jack Garofalo (1923 – 2004) was on assignment for Paris Match magazine when he took these photo of Harlem, New York City in July … Continue reading "People of Harlem, New York in July 1970"
“In Harlem, Negro policemen are feared more than whites, for they have more to prove and fewer ways to prove it” ― James Baldwin, Notes of a Native Son Jack Garofalo (1923 – 2004) was on assignment for Paris Match magazine when he took these photo of Harlem, New York City in July … Continue reading "People of Harlem, New York in July 1970"
“In Harlem, Negro policemen are feared more than whites, for they have more to prove and fewer ways to prove it” ― James Baldwin, Notes of a Native Son Jack Garofalo (1923 – 2004) was on assignment for Paris Match magazine when he took these photo of Harlem, New York City in July … Continue reading "People of Harlem, New York in July 1970"
“In Harlem, Negro policemen are feared more than whites, for they have more to prove and fewer ways to prove it” ― James Baldwin, Notes of a Native Son Jack Garofalo (1923 – 2004) was on assignment for Paris Match magazine when he took these photo of Harlem, New York City in July … Continue reading "People of Harlem, New York in July 1970"
“In Harlem, Negro policemen are feared more than whites, for they have more to prove and fewer ways to prove it” ― James Baldwin, Notes of a Native Son Jack Garofalo (1923 – 2004) was on assignment for Paris Match magazine when he took these photo of Harlem, New York City in July … Continue reading "People of Harlem, New York in July 1970"
“In Harlem, Negro policemen are feared more than whites, for they have more to prove and fewer ways to prove it” ― James Baldwin, Notes of a Native Son Jack Garofalo (1923 – 2004) was on assignment for Paris Match magazine when he took these photo of Harlem, New York City in July … Continue reading "People of Harlem, New York in July 1970"
“In Harlem, Negro policemen are feared more than whites, for they have more to prove and fewer ways to prove it” ― James Baldwin, Notes of a Native Son Jack Garofalo (1923 – 2004) was on assignment for Paris Match magazine when he took these photo of Harlem, New York City in July … Continue reading "People of Harlem, New York in July 1970"
“In Harlem, Negro policemen are feared more than whites, for they have more to prove and fewer ways to prove it” ― James Baldwin, Notes of a Native Son Jack Garofalo (1923 – 2004) was on assignment for Paris Match magazine when he took these photo of Harlem, New York City in July … Continue reading "People of Harlem, New York in July 1970"
After the 1960s Harlem exodus, the people who stayed
