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Invisible Eve

Khanfar, Yousef 1956-
TR681.P69 .K476 2013
A collection of powerful images and messages of women incarcerated, taken by award-winning photographer Yousef Khanfar, showing us humanity behind prison walls. In Invisible Eve, award-winning photographer and writer Yousef Khanfar, in his lifelong search for the essence of humanity, goes behind prison walls, where women convicted of nonviolent crimes are cast away and forgotten. From their cold, dark cells, he brings us powerful images and messages-not to condemn or commiserate, but to serve as bridges of understanding. He asks each woman, after taking her portrait, to write a few words of wisdom for the next generation. The women's voices are insightful, some powerful and some painful.
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