Race Issues Collection

A split headshot portrait of a black man and a white man. Used in the Daily Mirror on the 6th September 1958 to illustrate a series written by Keith Waterhouse on race in Britain

Malcolm X African-American Muslim minister and human rights activist seen here shortly after his visit to Marshall Street in Smethwick

Malcolm X African-American Muslim minister and human rights activist seen here shortly after his visit to Marshall Street in Smethwick

Malcolm X African-American Muslim minister and human rights activist seen here shortly after his visit to Marshall Street in Smethwick

Drummond Middle School headmaster Ray Honeyford at his desk. 17th September 1985

Round The World Yacht Race: Great Britain II seen here on the last leg in English Channel. The crew unfurl a Rule Britannia banner February 1976 S76-1104

Start of the Balloon Race for Harvard Cup. May 1907 P001273

A Baby crying being held by a young girl at a festival tea party July 1953

John Lennon and Yoko pictured on the roof of Black House in Holloway Road, with Michael X, and the blood stained shorts. February 1970 70-01178-007

Ian Dunbar, Glasgow University student from Stranraer, was a young man in a hurry. He is pictured above (second from the left) winning the invitation 100 yards at the Glasgow Police Sports at Ibrox

John Lennon and Yoko pictured on the roof of Black House in Holloway Road, with Michael X, and the blood stained shorts. February 1970 70-01178-004

John Lennon and Yoko pictured on the roof of Black House in Holloway Road, with Michael X, and the blood stained shorts. February 1970 70-01178-005

Hong Kong Splash: The dragons pushed the boat out in Liverpool yesterday (Tues). For the Great Britain rowing squad were getting in some practice in the Citys new Albert Dock sporting

Dorothy Saunders, Sprinters and Jeannette Rouse. March 1953 D1112

Portuguese Settlers
Portuguese settlers in Brazil, circa 1820. A civil servant takes his family for a stroll in Rio de Janeiro. From Voyage Pittoresque et Historique au Bresil by Jean-Baptiste Debret

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"Capturing the Complexity: Exploring Race Issues Through Portraits" In this thought-provoking split headshot portrait, we are confronted with the stark contrast between a black man and a white man. It serves as a powerful reminder of the deep-rooted race issues that have plagued our society for centuries. The first image features Malcolm X, an influential African-American Muslim minister and human rights activist. His piercing gaze reflects his unwavering determination to fight against racial injustice. Malcolm X's legacy continues to inspire generations, reminding us of the ongoing struggle for equality. Next, we glimpse Drummond Middle School headmaster Ray Honeyford at his desk in 1985. This controversial figure sparked heated debates surrounding race issues in education during that time. His actions highlighted the need for open dialogue and understanding within our educational institutions. Moving on, we witness Great Britain II sailing through the English Channel during the Round The World Yacht Race. This exhilarating event showcases how people from diverse backgrounds can come together in pursuit of a common goal, transcending racial boundaries. A historic photograph captures the start of the Balloon Race for Harvard Cup in May 1907—a moment where individuals from various races gathered to celebrate adventure and competition. It reminds us that unity can be found even amidst societal divisions. Shifting gears, we observe a young girl holding a crying baby at a festival tea party in July 1953. This tender moment highlights innocence untouched by prejudice or bias—an opportunity to nurture empathy and compassion among future generations. John Lennon and Yoko Ono grace our narrative as they stand on top of Black House alongside Michael X—a symbolically charged image representing solidarity across different races and cultures united against oppression. Lastly, Ian Dunbar emerges as an ambitious Glasgow University student from Stranraer who embodies determination despite facing potential obstacles due to his background—reminding us that individual stories shape our collective journey towards racial harmony.