Fannie Lou Hamer was a sharecropper's daughter who became one of the most powerful voices in the American civil rights movement. Her testimony before the 1964 Democratic National Credentials Committee — unflinching, devastating, aired on national television — shifted the ground beneath the country.
 
Archival print on photo paper, mounted in shadowbox frame. Part of the Her Own Image series.
 
Printed on Polaroid 600 Instant Color Film (Round Frame)
 
Details
Archival photo reprint
4.2" x 3.5"
Framed and mounted in a shadowbox
Image of mock up is an example of what the image will look like mounted and frame.