Ghosts of Segregation

This collection features powerful photographs that document America's history of segregation, slavery, and institutional racism, showcasing structures that embody these legacies across the nation. The photographer's extensive journey captures significant sites, including old "colored entrances" and former slave markets, revealing how these remnants are embedded in everyday architecture. Accompanying the images are personal essays that provide emotional depth and insight into Black culture, community life, and the ongoing impact of these historical injustices. The essays reflect on shared memories and the resilience of Black identity, highlighting themes of migration, entrepreneurship, and protest. Together, the photographs and writings underscore the haunting presence of segregation's legacy, urging readers to confront the past and consider the future.