These eBooks are all available online. After you click on the title of the book, look for the header that says "View It" and then click on whatever database link appears below that.
The Black Arts Movement and the Black Panther Party in American Visual Culture by 
Distant Wars Visible: the ambivalence of witnessing by 
Elevate the Masses: Alexander Gardner, photography, and democracy in nineteenth-century America by 
Horace Poolaw, Photographer of American Indian Modernity by 
Humane Insight: looking at images of African American suffering and death by 
Killing for Show : photography, war, and the media in Vietnam and Iraq by 
Making Photography Matter: A Viewer's History from the Civil War to the Great Depression by 
On Racial Icons: blackness and the public imagination by 
Photographic Returns: racial justice and the time of photography by 
Photography As Activism : images for social change by 
Picturing Model Citizens : civility in Asian American visual culture by 
Rhetorical Exposures: Confrontation and Contradiction in US Social Documentary Photography by 
Seeing Through Race: a reinterpretation of civil rights photography by 
The Social Documentary Photography of Milton Rogovin by 
Through a Native Lens: American Indian photography by 
Troublemakers: Chicago freedom struggles through the lens of Art Shay by 
Unseeing Empire: photography, representation, South Asian America by 
Wartime Kiss: visions of the moment in the 1940s by You can request to have these books delivered to our library!
50 Photo Icons: the story behind the pictures by 
Advancing the Civil Rights Movement by 
Design for Obama: posters for change : a grassroots anthology by 
The Documentary Impulse by 
Dorothea Lange: Migrant Mother, Nipomo, California by 
Getting the Picture: the visual culture of the news by 
Life: our century in pictures by 
Obama : the historic campaign in photographs by 
Obama: the historic journey by 
Photojournalism and Foreign Policy: icons of outrage in international crises by 
The Rise of Barack Obama by Seeing Through Race: a reinterpretation of civil rights photography by 
United Press International covering the 20th century by 
The Vietnam War by 
Why I March: images from the Women's March around the world by 
Women, Workers, and Race in LIFE Magazine by These books (unless checked out by somebody else) are on the third floor of the UWB/CC Library. Ask a library staff person if you need help finding the books by call number.
Christ to Coke: how image becomes icon by 
Flash: the Making of Weegee the Famous by 
For All the World to See: visual culture and the struggle for civil rights by 
Impounded: Dorothea Lange and the censored images of Japanese American internment by 
Life's America : family and nation in postwar photojournalism by 
No Caption Needed: iconic photographs, public culture, and liberal democracy by 
Of Love and War by 
Picture This! : the inside story and classic photos of UPI newspictures by 
The Power of Photography: how photographs changed our lives by 
The Self in Black and White: race and subjectivity in postwar American photography by 
Shooting Kennedy : JFK and the culture of images by 
The Soiling of Old Glory: the story of a photograph that shocked America by 
A Spy in Canaan by 
Things as they are : photojournalism in context since 1955 by University of Washington Bothell & Cascadia College
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