Publisher/講談社

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A photo book of Japanese female photographer Ruiko Yoshida "Harlem: Black Angels- (First Edition, First printing)". Journalist Ruiko Yoshida has published publications that interweave photographs and texts for many years with the main themes of "racism," "children," and "women." Born in Hokkaido, when he was a child who witnessed discrimination against the Ainu, he became a journalist. After graduating from Keio University, he moved to the United States after working as an announcer for NHK and TBS. I majored in photojournalism at Columbia University and started taking photographs around that time. In New York, he settled in Harlem, which was feared as a black settlement, and started with a snap of adorable children, and was in the midst of discrimination and the Cultural Revolution. Depicts movement. The photo book that summarizes the series of records is the book that was first published in 1974 (reprinted in 2010). A miracle record by a brave female journalist, no less than a harem captured by American photographers such as Bruce Davidson. First edition, first printing.