Two Nations, Black and White (book)

"Two Nations, Black and White" by Leonard Freed is a photographic exploration of racial tensions in America during the 1960s. Through powerful images, Freed captures the daily realities, struggles, and disparities faced by Black and white communities. The book highlights social injustice, segregation, and the perseverance of African Americans amid discrimination. It aims to foster understanding by presenting an honest, visual narrative of racial divides, emphasizing the urgent need for equality and societal change. The work serves as both a historical record and a call for empathy and progress in addressing racial inequality.