Gordon Parks (1912–2006) was a groundbreaking 20th-century photographer known for his work with the Farm Security Administration and as a staff photographer for Life magazine. This book in the Photofile series showcases Parks’ diverse body of work, focusing on themes of poverty, race relations, and civil rights. His wide-ranging subjects include news, fashion, art, and sports, alongside iconic portraits of figures like Malcolm X and Marilyn Monroe. Parks' global and U.S. work reflected his dedication to social justice, emphasizing the universal quest for a better world beyond racial and cultural divides.
