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These images make the past present. They refute the notion that photographs of charged
historical subjects lose their power, softening and becoming increasingly aesthetic with time.
These images are not going softly into any artistic realm. Instead they send shock waves through
the brain, implicating ever larger chunks of American society and in many ways reaching up to the
present. They give one a deeper and far sadder understanding of what it has meant to be white
and to be black in America. And what it still means. --New York Times, January 13,2000