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John W. Mosley, the self-taught cameraman who countered stereotypical images of blacks with captivating photos - Face2Face Africa

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John W. Mosley’s contribution to the advancement of African Americans is valuable. The self-taught photographer’s over 300,000 images capturing African-American life in and around Philadelphia are so important and have been preserved in the Charles L. Blockson Afro-American Collection, Temple University Libraries. Blockson acquired the Mosley photos from Clarence Still and Teresa Still Mosley, John...

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