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Japanese female photographer Ruiko Yoshida's photo book "Harlem: Black Angels-". 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. Settled in Harlem, which was feared as a black settlement in New York, the daily lives of the Harlem people who were in the midst of discrimination and cultural revolution, aiming to change their consciousness, starting with a snap of adorable children Depicts the black movement. This book, the first edition of which was published in 1974, is a collection of photographs that summarizes the series of records. A miracle record by a brave female journalist who is as good as a harem captured by leading American photographers such as Bruce Davidson. Published in 2010, Reprint version.