Link to PowerPoint (embedded videos will not be active)

Handouts
1. Cover page from the PowerPoint
2. List of resources referenced in the presentation
3. News Article: What The Still Photo Still Does Best (NYT,  3/21/10)
4. Images of the Civil Rights
5. News Article: TV View: The Camera Lens As Two-Edged Sword (NYT, 1/15/89)
6. Charles Moore photo for analysis and deconstruction (see the photo labeled Alabama 1960)
7. Analyzing Photographs Student Worksheet
8. Home page of "For All The World To See" exhibit
9. Ed resources from "For All The World To See"
10. The Civil Rights Era in the US News & World Report Photo Collection (Library of Congress)

To invite Frank Baker to your school, district or conference
contact him at this email address:   fbaker1346@aol.com
Link to Media Literacy Clearinghouse;  Visual Literacy homepage


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additional material and resources, not available at the time of the workshop, have been added here:
Photos from the civil rights movement in Columbia SC
Rare civil rights images from the LIFE magazine archives
Gordon Parks: A Lasting Love/A Radically Prosaic Approach to Civil Rights Images
‘Let the world see’: How photographs changed a nation
NY Times Photographs of the Civil Rights Era  (Slide Show)
Soledad O'Brien's 'Pictures Don't Lie' Looks At Civil Rights Photographer Ernest Withers' FBI Ties
Teacher guide to CNN Special "Black in America: Pictures Don't Lie"
Images from the Ernest Withers Collection/Museum
Books featuring civil rights images