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shaking off its '50s flab as surely as winter-sodden ballplayers were groaning their way into shape for a fresh season
This photo shows traffic on Fifth Avenue going in two directions
they reflected a brave assault on the difficult course through the five boroughs as more than 25
Many nightclubs and out-of-the-way bars began to open their doors to musicians like the Eastern Conference of Jazz Societies
Harlem Street Signs processing-sub-photo compound fractures wherein demonstration isThis image from 1987 highlights the street sign added that year to a segment of Sixth Avenue north of Central Park honoring slain civil rights leader Malcolm X. It was shot by Don Hogan Charles, the first Black photographer to be hired by The New York Times and a figure widely regarded for his poignant images of the civil rights movement and of everyday life in New York. A lifelong New Yorker and longtime resident of Harlem, Charles photographed
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