Race Stories: Essays on the Power of Images

Exploring the intricate relationship between photography and race, this collection of essays by Maurice Berger delves into how images shape societal attitudes and narratives. Covering a wide spectrum from the civil rights movement to various cultural perspectives, the essays highlight the dual role of photography in both reinforcing and challenging racial stereotypes. Written for the New York Times's Lens blog, these engaging pieces encourage readers to critically examine photographs and their impact on understanding race and identity in a diverse world.