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"Do Not Buy Where You Will Not Be Hired"
Floyd McKissick Papers (4930), Southern Historical Collection, Wilson Library, UNC Chapel Hill.
This photograph was found in the black attorney’s papers, Floyd McKissick. The actual date of the photograph is unknown, but it was found in a folder with other photographs from McKissick’s work with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and its Youth Chapter in Durham, North Carolina in the early 1960s. The individuals pictured in the photograph are also unknown.
Pictured are two African American males holding signs in front of a self service A&P Super Market. The signs say: “DO NOT BUY WHERE YOU WILL NOT BE HIRED” with a small “NAACP” in the bottom right corner. African Americans in Durham who participated in such civil rights groups often used sit-ins and boycotts to protest segregation and other unfair practices towards racial minorities. These two men in the photograph were boycotting this A&P Super Market because they were not allowed to be hired for employment due to their skin color. In order to discourage other African Americans from giving their money and business to a place that would not hire these black men, they stood out in front of the store with signs to let other blacks know of their injustices.
This is some shit we STILL need to be doing.
^^^Yep. Still relevant.
Achimota School Boxing club
Accra, Ghana
1933
Ph: J.K. Bruce Vanderpuije
reminds of my father’s old photos boxing in the 50s.
SNCC demonstration at the Cairo pool. Illinois, 1962.
[Credit : Danny Lyon]
Segregated drinking fountains in the county courthouse. Albany, Georgia, 1962.
[Credit : Danny Lyon]
Taylor Washington yells as he gets arrested, Atlanta, 1963.
[Credit : Danny Lyon]
Galveston, Texas, 1967.
[Credit : Danny Lyon]
themusicsnobs: Jimi Hendrix
tornandfrayed: Kenny Clarke and Miles Davis at the Club Saint-Germain in Paris, France, December 1957. Photo by Jean-Pierre Leloir.
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