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Photo Date:
11/05/2008
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11/05/2008
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Daily News front page dated November 5, 2008Headline: President ObamaNation changes forever with historic victoryPresident Elect Barack Obama
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New York Daily News
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11/05/2008
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11/05/2008
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Daily News front page dated November 5, 2008.Headline: CHANGE HAS COME32-page special section on historic victoryPresident Elect Barack Obama
Photographer:
New York Daily News
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Photo Date:
11/05/2008
Photo Date:
11/05/2008
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Daily News front page dated November 5, 2008Headline: FIRST COUPLEObama prepare for new CamelotSpecial Afternoon EditionPresident Elect Barack Obama and Michelle Obama from Election Night
Photographer:
New York Daily News
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Photo Date:
11/02/2008
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11/02/2008
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Democratic Presidential nominee Barack Obama attends rally in Cleveland where he was joined by Bruce Springsteen and his family.
Photographer:
Antonelli, Ron
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Photo Date:
08/27/2007
Caption:
Venus Williams of the United States leaps in the air as she hits a return shot during a match against Kira Nagy of Hungary in Arthur Ashe Stadium at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, on the first day of the 2007 U.S. Open. Williams won in straight sets, 6-2, 6-1.
Photographer:
Sipkin, Corey
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Photo Date:
06/11/2006
Photo Date:
06/11/2006
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Oprah Winfrey at The 60th annual Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall. 3
Photographer:
Corkery, Richard
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Photo Date:
05/12/2006
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Actress Halle Berry relaxes in her room at the Mandarin Oriental New York hotel on Columbus Circle. She slips back into her black leather outfit and punky blond hairstyle to reprise the role of Storm, a mutant who can control the weather, in the upcoming film "X-Men: The Last Stand."
Photographer:
Dabin, Michael
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Photo Date:
10/29/2004
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Jay-Z performs at Madison Square Garden during the "Best of Both Worlds " tour with R. Kelly. During this concert, R. Kelly says, he stepped offstage and was about to go back out to finish his set when he was shot with pepper spray by a member of Jay-Z's entourage. He was taken to the emergency room of St. Vincent's Medical Center on W. 12th St. for treatment.
Photographer:
Rothenberg, Debra L.
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Photo Date:
06/16/2004
Caption:
Director Spike Lee, 47, at his office on Madison Ave. His latest film, "She Hate Me," opens in July.
Photographer:
Fukada, Shiho
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Photo Date:
04/24/2002
Photo Date:
04/24/2002
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Michael Jackson performs onstage during "A Night At The Apollo," a Democratic National Committee fundraiser at the Apollo Theater to kick off the "Every Vote Counts" national voter registration drive.
Photographer:
Corkery, Richard
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Photo Date:
03/15/2001
Caption:
Legendary singer-actor Harry Belafonte. Born in Harlem on March 1, 1927, Belafonte grew up in Jamaica, returning to New York and joining the Navy in World War II. After his discharge, he became interested in the theater when he saw a production at the American Negro Theater. He began his singing career at jazz clubs, and, finding few roles in the theater for black men, he began performing at the Village Vanguard and signed a recording contract with RCA Victor. Nightclub performances led to Hollywood movies, where he became one of the most sought-after African-American actors. He found success in television in the mid-1950s, becoming the first black performer to win an Emmy. Belafonte has also been active in the struggle for human rights around the world, helping organize the 1985 "We Are the World" recording to raise money for the starving in Africa.
Photographer:
Warga, Craig T.
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Photo Date:
11/10/2000
Caption:
Photographer, writer, director, and composer Gordon Parks in his Manhattan apartment. Born in Fort Scott, Kan., on Nov. 30, 1912, he left home at the age of 15, working at various jobs before taking up photography in the 1930s. In 1942, he worked for the Farm Securities Administration, and was a photojournalist at Life magazine from 1949 until 1970. He wrote several books, including the best-selling autobiographical novel "The Learning Tree." He founded Essence magazine in 1970 and directed the MGM film "Shaft" in 1971. Parks has received numerous awards for his photography, writing, filmmaking, and humanitarianism.
Photographer:
Keivom, James
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Photo Date:
08/15/2000
Caption:
The Rev. Jesse Jackson waves to the delegates as he addresses the Democratic National Convention at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Born on Oct. 8, 1941, in Greenville, S.C., Jackson overcame childhood hardships to excel in school, both academically and in sports. In college he became active as a civil rights leader, and went on to become a leading figure in the fight against racial injustice, founding the National Rainbow Coalition in 1985. In 1984 he campaigned for the Democratic presidential nomination. In 1988 he again ran for president, and came in second to Michael Dukakis. In 2000, Jackson was awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Bill Clinton and received his master of divinity degree from the Chicago Theological Seminary.
Photographer:
Hamburg, Harry
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Photo Date:
04/07/2000
Caption:
Tina Turner performs in front of a sold-out crowd at Madison Square Garden. Born Anna Mae Bullock on Nov. 26, 1939, in Brownsville, Tenn., she was a gospel singer in her father's church. She teamed up with Ike Turner in 1956 to become one of the most popular singing duos of all time. After divorcing in 1974, Tina's career languished until 1984 when her single, "What's Love Got to Do With It," shot her to the top of the charts and back onto the concert circuit. In 1991, she and Ike were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Photographer:
Rothenberg, Debra L.
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Photo Date:
10/08/1998
Caption:
Oprah Winfrey is on hand for the premiere of the movie "Beloved." She stars in the film. Copyright 1999 by Daily News LP. For more photographs visit www.dailynewspix.com.
Photographer:
Corkery, Richard
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Photo Date:
09/05/1998
Caption:
Fists are raised in a sign of African-American solidarity at the Million Youth March in Harlem. Some 6,000 people attended the rally, which ended in violence and controversy as the police swooped in to shut it down.
Photographer:
Williams, Budd
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Photo Date:
01/17/1997
Photo Date:
01/17/1997
Caption:
Photographer and filmmaker Gordon Parks at his home.
Photographer:
Sipkin, Corey
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Photo Date:
10/16/1995
Caption:
The Washington Mall, looking from the Capitol to the Washington Monument, is filled with humanity at the Million Man March, a show of solidarity among African- Americans in the nation's capital.
Photographer:
Hamburg, Harry
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Photo Date:
02/04/1990
Caption:
Mayor David N. Dinkins embraces a young boy near abandoned buildings in the South Bronx. Born July 10, 1927, in Trenton, N.J., he attended Howard University and Brooklyn Law School. He was elected to the New York state assembly in 1965, served as city clerk from 1975-1985, and as Manhattan borough president from 1986-1989. Popular for his policy of racial harmony, he defeated incumbent Mayor Ed Koch in the 1989 Democratic mayoral primary. He then beat Rudolph Giuliani in the general election to become the first African-American mayor of New York City. In 1993, he lost his bid for re-election to Giuliani.
Photographer:
Davis, Clarence
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Photo Date:
01/14/1989
Photo Date:
01/14/1989
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Sammy Davis Jr. was an entertainer\'s entertainer. Born in Harlem in 1925, Davis became a singer, dancer and actor, starring in films, TV and nightclubs. Personally, Davis ran with Rat Pack members Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Peter Lawford and had a famous marriage - one of several - to the Swedish actress May Britt. He died in Los Angeles in 1990.
Photographer:
Erwitt, Misha
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