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196019631966activismAddie Elliott-VassieAfrican-AmericanAmericanBarry Milesblack and whitebookCanon ColllinsconferenceDamiani editoreDr Martin Luther KingEnglishessaysfamousFrom The HiphardbackHoppyJoe BoydJohn Hoppy HopkinsOxfordOxford Peace ConferencepeacephotographerphotographsreligionReverend Ralph AbernathySwinging SixtiesVal Wilmer
Five copies of the book FROM THE HIP - Photographs by JOHN 'HOPPY' HOPKINS 1960-66 on a white background. Four copies are stacked in a pile, and an open copy of the book in the foreground features images of Canon Collins, Dr Martin Luther King and Reverend Ralph Abernathy on one page and a close-up of Dr Martin Luther King on the other.

FROM THE HIP – Photographs by JOHN ‘HOPPY’ HOPKINS 1960-66

Five copies of the book FROM THE HIP - Photographs by JOHN 'HOPPY' HOPKINS 1960-66 on a white background. Four copies are stacked in a pile, and an open copy of the book in the foreground features images of Canon Collins, Dr Martin Luther King and Reverend Ralph Abernathy on one page and a close-up of Dr Martin Luther King on the other. Gallery:
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196019631966activismAddie Elliott-VassieAfrican-AmericanAmericanBarry Milesblack and whitebookCanon ColllinsconferenceDamiani editoreDr Martin Luther KingEnglishessaysfamousFrom The HiphardbackHoppyJoe BoydJohn Hoppy HopkinsOxfordOxford Peace ConferencepeacephotographerphotographsreligionReverend Ralph AbernathySwinging SixtiesVal Wilmer
1960s1964activismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-warB+Wblackblack and whiteEdition Printel-Haji Malik el-ShabazzfamousFBFibre-Basedleft wingLondonMalayan Islamic Study GroupMalcolm LittleMalcolm XministerMuslim Mosque Inc.Nation of IslamNOIpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementracismradicalseparationistsmilessocial criticsocialismsocialistSwinging Sixties
An example of an Edition Print of Malcolm X who smiles as he turns over a piece of paper during his speech at the Malayan Islamic Study Group in Notting Hill, London on December 05 1964. The print is authenticated by the Estate of the photographer, John 'Hoppy' Hopkins, and features an embossed recto Estate authentication edition stamp in the bottom left corner inside the white border and an archivally-stable inked verso stamp containing the full edition and authentication details on the reverse. The print is available in three sizes and an edition of #20.

Malcolm X Edition Print

An example of an Edition Print of Malcolm X who smiles as he turns over a piece of paper during his speech at the Malayan Islamic Study Group in Notting Hill, London on December 05 1964. The print is authenticated by the Estate of the photographer, John 'Hoppy' Hopkins, and features an embossed recto Estate authentication edition stamp in the bottom left corner inside the white border and an archivally-stable inked verso stamp containing the full edition and authentication details on the reverse. The print is available in three sizes and an edition of #20. Gallery: Edition Prints
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1960s1964activismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-warB+Wblackblack and whiteEdition Printel-Haji Malik el-ShabazzfamousFBFibre-Basedleft wingLondonMalayan Islamic Study GroupMalcolm LittleMalcolm XministerMuslim Mosque Inc.Nation of IslamNOIpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementracismradicalseparationistsmilessocial criticsocialismsocialistSwinging Sixties
1960sactivismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-racistB+WBaptistblack and whiteCampaign for Nuclear Disarmamentcampaignerchristianchurchcivil disobediencecivil rightsCNDcommunity leaderEdition PrintexclusivefamousFBFibre-BasedHilton Hotelhumanitarianleft wingLondonMartin Luther King Jr.ministerMLKNobel Peace Prizepacifistpeace campaignerpolitical activistpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementSwinging Sixties
An example of an Edition Print of a close-up of civil rights campaigner Dr. Martin Luther King as he rests his chin on his hands at a press conference organised by the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament at the London Hilton Hotel, 06 December 1964.The print is authenticated by the Estate of the photographer, John 'Hoppy' Hopkins, and features an embossed recto Estate authentication edition stamp in the bottom left corner inside the white border and an archivally-stable inked verso stamp containing the full edition and authentication details on the reverse. The print is available in three sizes and an edition of #20.

Dr Martin Luther King Edition Print

An example of an Edition Print of a close-up of civil rights campaigner Dr. Martin Luther King as he rests his chin on his hands at a press conference organised by the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament at the London Hilton Hotel, 06 December 1964.The print is authenticated by the Estate of the photographer, John 'Hoppy' Hopkins, and features an embossed recto Estate authentication edition stamp in the bottom left corner inside the white border and an archivally-stable inked verso stamp containing the full edition and authentication details on the reverse. The print is available in three sizes and an edition of #20. Gallery: Edition Prints
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1960sactivismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-racistB+WBaptistblack and whiteCampaign for Nuclear Disarmamentcampaignerchristianchurchcivil disobediencecivil rightsCNDcommunity leaderEdition PrintexclusivefamousFBFibre-BasedHilton Hotelhumanitarianleft wingLondonMartin Luther King Jr.ministerMLKNobel Peace Prizepacifistpeace campaignerpolitical activistpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementSwinging Sixties
1960sactivismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-racistB+WBaptistblack and whiteCampaign for Nuclear Disarmamentcampaignerchristianchurchcivil disobediencecivil rightsCNDcommunity leaderfamousHilton Hotelhumanitarianleft wingLondonMartin Luther King Jr.ministerMLKNobel Peace Prizepacifistpeace campaignerpolitical activistpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementSwinging Sixties
Martin Luther King Jr. rests his chin on his hands at a London press conference at the Hilton Hotel, organised by CND in December 1964; shot in close-up

Martin Luther King Jr.

Martin Luther King Jr. rests his chin on his hands at a London press conference at the Hilton Hotel, organised by CND in December 1964; shot in close-up Gallery:
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1960sactivismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-racistB+WBaptistblack and whiteCampaign for Nuclear Disarmamentcampaignerchristianchurchcivil disobediencecivil rightsCNDcommunity leaderfamousHilton Hotelhumanitarianleft wingLondonMartin Luther King Jr.ministerMLKNobel Peace Prizepacifistpeace campaignerpolitical activistpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementSwinging Sixties
1960sactivismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-racistB+WBayard Rustinblack and whitecampaignercivil disobediencecivil rightscommunity leaderfamousgayHilton Hotelhumanitarianleft wingLondonMartin Luther King Jr.non-violencepacifistpeace campaignerpolitical activistpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementsocialismtSwinging Sixties
A close-up of American civil rights campaigner Bayard Rustin during a press conference given by Dr Martin Luther King Jr. at the London Hilton Hotel,  on 06 December 1964

Bayard Rustin

A close-up of American civil rights campaigner Bayard Rustin during a press conference given by Dr Martin Luther King Jr. at the London Hilton Hotel, on 06 December 1964 Gallery: Portraits
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1960sactivismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-racistB+WBayard Rustinblack and whitecampaignercivil disobediencecivil rightscommunity leaderfamousgayHilton Hotelhumanitarianleft wingLondonMartin Luther King Jr.non-violencepacifistpeace campaignerpolitical activistpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementsocialismtSwinging Sixties
1960sactivismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-racistB+Wblack and whiteblack nationalistboxerbystandercampaignerCassius Claycivil rightscommunity leaderequalityfamoushumanitarianJim Crowleft winglocalLondonmarchMuhammed Alipolitical activistpolitical protestpoliticsprocessionprotest movementprotestorsracismspeakerSwinging SixtiesUSA
American boxer Cassius Clay speaks to the crowd whilst taking part in a Black Equality civil rights demonstration supportive of African Americans, during a stop at the corner of Park Street, W1 on the way to the American Embassy in London, circa 1963

Jim Crow Must Go

American boxer Cassius Clay speaks to the crowd whilst taking part in a Black Equality civil rights demonstration supportive of African Americans, during a stop at the corner of Park Street, W1 on the way to the American Embassy in London, circa 1963 Gallery: Political Activism
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1960sactivismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-racistB+Wblack and whiteblack nationalistboxerbystandercampaignerCassius Claycivil rightscommunity leaderequalityfamoushumanitarianJim Crowleft winglocalLondonmarchMuhammed Alipolitical activistpolitical protestpoliticsprocessionprotest movementprotestorsracismspeakerSwinging SixtiesUSA
1960sactivismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-racistB+WBaptistblack and whiteCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentcampaignerCanon Collinschristianchurchcivil disobediencecivil rightsCNDcommunity leaderfamousHilton Hotelhumanitarianleft wingLondonMartin Luther King Jr.ministerMLKNobel Peace Prizepacifistpeace campaignerpipepolitical activistpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementRalph AbernathySwinging Sixties
Canon Collins points at someone out of shot and MLK gestures as he speaks at a London press conference at the Hilton Hotel, organised by CND in December 1964. L-R: Canon Collins, Martin Luther King Jr., Ralph Abernathy

Canon Collins, MLK, Ralph Abernathy

Canon Collins points at someone out of shot and MLK gestures as he speaks at a London press conference at the Hilton Hotel, organised by CND in December 1964. L-R: Canon Collins, Martin Luther King Jr., Ralph Abernathy Gallery: Political Activism
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1960sactivismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-racistB+WBaptistblack and whiteCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentcampaignerCanon Collinschristianchurchcivil disobediencecivil rightsCNDcommunity leaderfamousHilton Hotelhumanitarianleft wingLondonMartin Luther King Jr.ministerMLKNobel Peace Prizepacifistpeace campaignerpipepolitical activistpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementRalph AbernathySwinging Sixties
1960s1964activismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-warB+Wblackblack and whiteel-Haji Malik el-Shabazzfamousleft wingLondonMalayan Islamic Study GroupMalcolm LittleMalcolm XministerMuslim Mosque Inc.Nation of IslamNOIpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementracismradicalseparationistsmilessocial criticsocialismsocialistSwinging Sixties
Malcolm X smiles as he turns over a piece of paper during his speech at  the Malayan Islamic Study Group in Notting Hill on December 05 1964

Malcolm X

Malcolm X smiles as he turns over a piece of paper during his speech at the Malayan Islamic Study Group in Notting Hill on December 05 1964 Gallery: Political Activism
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1960s1964activismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-warB+Wblackblack and whiteel-Haji Malik el-Shabazzfamousleft wingLondonMalayan Islamic Study GroupMalcolm LittleMalcolm XministerMuslim Mosque Inc.Nation of IslamNOIpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementracismradicalseparationistsmilessocial criticsocialismsocialistSwinging Sixties
1960s1964activismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-warB+Wblackblack and whiteel-Haji Malik el-Shabazzfamousleft wingLondonMalayan Islamic Study GroupMalcolm LittleMalcolm XministerMuslim Mosque Inc.Nation of IslamNOIpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementracismradicalseparationistsocial criticsocialismsocialistSwinging Sixties
A close-up of Malcolm X as he speaks at the Malayan Islamic Study Group in Notting Hill on December 05 1964

Malcolm X

A close-up of Malcolm X as he speaks at the Malayan Islamic Study Group in Notting Hill on December 05 1964 Gallery: Political Activism
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1960s1964activismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-warB+Wblackblack and whiteel-Haji Malik el-Shabazzfamousleft wingLondonMalayan Islamic Study GroupMalcolm LittleMalcolm XministerMuslim Mosque Inc.Nation of IslamNOIpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementracismradicalseparationistsocial criticsocialismsocialistSwinging Sixties
1960sactivismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-racistB+WBaptistblack and whiteCampaign for Nuclear Disarmamentcampaignerchristianchurchcivil disobediencecivil rightsCNDcommunity leaderfamousHilton Hotelhumanitarianleft wingLondonMartin Luther King Jr.ministerMLKNobel Peace Prizepacifistpeace campaignerpolitical activistpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementSwinging Sixties
Martin Luther King Jr. rests his chin on his hands at a London press conference at the Hilton Hotel, organised by CND in December 1964; shot in close-up

Martin Luther King Jr.

Martin Luther King Jr. rests his chin on his hands at a London press conference at the Hilton Hotel, organised by CND in December 1964; shot in close-up Gallery: Political Activism
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1960sactivismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-racistB+WBaptistblack and whiteCampaign for Nuclear Disarmamentcampaignerchristianchurchcivil disobediencecivil rightsCNDcommunity leaderfamousHilton Hotelhumanitarianleft wingLondonMartin Luther King Jr.ministerMLKNobel Peace Prizepacifistpeace campaignerpolitical activistpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementSwinging Sixties
1960sactivismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-warartistauthorB+Wblackblack and whitecivil rights campaignerCivil Rights MovementCongress of Racial EqualityexperimentalfamousgayhomosexualJames Baldwinleft wingLondonplaywrightpoetpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementracismradicalsocial criticsocialismsocialistSwinging Sixties
African American novelist, essayist, playwright, poet, civil rights campaigner and social critic James Baldwin in close up

James Baldwin

African American novelist, essayist, playwright, poet, civil rights campaigner and social critic James Baldwin in close up Gallery: Political Activism
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1960sactivismactivistAfrican-AmericanAmericananti-warartistauthorB+Wblackblack and whitecivil rights campaignerCivil Rights MovementCongress of Racial EqualityexperimentalfamousgayhomosexualJames Baldwinleft wingLondonplaywrightpoetpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementracismradicalsocial criticsocialismsocialistSwinging Sixties
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