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Essays for Afro Punk:

Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe, the Fortune in her Photography & Intelligence.

Essays for Afro Punk:

Essay For 121 Clicks:

Gordon Parks & Roy DeCarava: The Dualism Between Two Great Black Photographers.

The Simplicity In Photography: A Great Insight.

Black History from Lens---Lessons that I was Blessed to Listen to.

James Van Der Zee (1886-1983). A Completely Great Eye.

Jamel Shabazz: The Clarification About New York is Inside of his Lens.

Black lives, white lens: the Black Photographer has always been

disregarded by this New World.

On Spike Lee Bold Legacy: Black Women Leads, Pro Blackness & More Greatness.

Peter Magubane: A Fortitude in Photography.

The Role of Realism in Photography.

Lois Mailou Jones: Inside & Outside of the Harlem Renaissance.

The Year was 1900 & there was an Exhibition titled, "The Exhibition of American Negroes."

Not In Vogue Often: Fashion without Black Photographers.

Emulsive Magazine:

Photographic Education Goes Beyond The Camera.

The White Art World Misuses Baquiat's Work To Define What's Expected Of Black  Painters.

On Film Magazine:

The Burnt Out Seasons of Becoming A Photographer: Evolution or Devolution?

White Lens, Black Lives: How A Nazi Filmmaking Made A Career Photographing Nuba Peoples.

Photography Could End Up A Pop-Art.

Self-Actualization: Speaking While Hearing My Own Photography.

The Humbleness in Photography is Becoming Undone. (Art Photo Feature)

Essays for various publications:

The Photograph is Important, Palpable. (Art Photo Feature)

Errol Sawyer, The Willpower Within His Eye. (The Eye of Photography)

Photography is from the Moment. (Camera Obscura)

A Black Photographer for a Black
President. (Africanah)

Malick SIdibe: A Photographer that reminds us about Culture. (The Eye of Photography)

The Clock of Life in Street Photography.
(Street Photography Magazine)
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