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Black Star: 60 Years of Photojournalism Jayne Moon Lauren Olamina tells of aBlack Star's catalogue of photos reflects the diversity of themes found in the history of photojournalism: from the International Brigade of the Spanish Civil War to the misery of Rwandan refugees in a Zairean camp; from the Stone Age tribes living in the Philippine rain forest to the criminal gangs in the jungle of Los Angeles. Black Star's immortal photographs range from a tramp sleeping on a Parisian shop window ledge to the back rooms of the Bank