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Baltimore City Community College
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NUR 122 | Med-surg
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2023
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lOMoARcPSD|23780900 1. In what ways was photography used to destroy the image of African Americans? Photography was used to destroy the image of african americans by capturing negative or aggressive moments and avoiding capturing the positive moments. Showing things like fighting, stealing and just things that would get a negative look. 2. What common African American tradition inspired the work of Black photographers? Traditions like family events, self love, work ethic. They photographed family moments and took portraits a lot.They made sure to photograph their lives including working. 3. How did Sojourner Truth use the power of photography? Sojourner Truth used photography to help end slavery. At the time, photographers held the copyright to cartes de visite regardless of who was on the front. Truth snuck around that convention by putting her own slogan—“I Sell the Shadow to Support the Substance”—on the front of the cards so that people knew she was the owner. 4. What kind of tool did Booker T. Washington see photography to be? His approach to segregation and racial relations is called accommodationist. 5. What were some of the goals of Black women photographers? They wanted to change the outlook on topics like gender and cultural identity, sexism and racism. They wanted to show equality across photography amongst the African American people. 6. What themes/subjects did Black photographers focus on over the development of the medium? They created artwork in the form of portraits, landscapes, genre scenes, and still lifes. They created art that simply showed them naturally. 7. How did Thomas Askew’s work aim to change the way African Americans were viewed? His work showed Black people in various states of middle-class existence and a diversity of visual identities, and also represented a moment when Black people began to take charge of the representations of their own identity. Black people were framing their own image for public consumption. 8. What was the goal behind W.E.B Dubois’ A Small Nation of People exhibit? W.E.B. DuBois sought to show the world how African Americans lived, worked and prayed in his "Exhibit of American Negroes" at the 1900 World's Fair in Paris.

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