"I happened to go to the Autry Museum [of the American West]. They had an exhibition on Route 66. And there was a 'Green Book' tucked away in a corner of the display. I took a photograph of it—even though it said, 'Do not photograph'—and then I went home and did research. It was a light-bulb moment."
Carolina A. Miranda in the Los Angeles Times talks with photographer Candacy Taylor about African Americans travelers in the mid-twentieth century.
Tuesday, October 25, 2016
"A Practical Solution to a Horrific Problem"
Labels:
California,
economic history,
Los Angeles,
race and ethnicity,
social history,
transportation,
twentieth century,
urban history
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