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Ansel Adams wrote this courageous story about 120,000 interned Japanese Americans in Manzanar during WWII. This documentary work would make them visible and the story of their injustice known. In 1944, this book made the NY Times Book List. Then, it was burned in San Francisco. It disappeared before WWII ended. Today, Adams appeal for justice remains a story to be told again and again. This limited edition of 3,000 copies contains Adams' original story illustrated with 19 small duotone documentary photographs, a note on the photography and an index of the 1984 Born Free and Equal Exhibition photographs.
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Kyle Burford
reviewed Born free and equal on January 21, 2011
Born free and equal
A beautiful and moving series of photographs, especially considering the time when it was first published. The only downside was that Ansel Adams wrote all the text, and while he is an inspiring photographer, his attempts to describe the political and social climate of Japanese internment camps just come off as pretentious.
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