Voices in the mirror

Book • 1990
Gordon Parks's "Voices in the Mirror" is a powerful autobiography that chronicles his life journey from poverty and racism to becoming a renowned photographer and filmmaker.

The book details his experiences growing up in segregated Kansas, his struggles with poverty and discrimination, and his rise to prominence as a photojournalist and artist.

Parks's work during the Civil Rights Movement is a central theme, showcasing his ability to capture the human cost of racial injustice.

The book also explores his artistic development and his diverse contributions to photography, film, and literature.

"Voices in the Mirror" is a testament to resilience, artistic vision, and the power of storytelling.

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