[BLACK HISTORY] [PHOTOGRAPHY] Contact sheet containing 11 prints of the famous image of D.r Martin Luther King, Jr. meeting Malcolm X and the wrods "Peace and Power" superimposed above them

[no place given], 1970. Good. One contact sheet, measuring about 4" x 8", containing eleven reproductions of the same image, which each measure just shy of 1" x 1.5". Corner creasing to the sheet, especially at the bottom edge, and with an old staple hole to the top right; overall in good condition. The image is the well-known photograph of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X shaking hands and smiling - a snapshot of their only meeting, which happened by chance in Washington, DC in March of 1964, while the Southern Democrats were filibustering the Voting Rights Act. The words "Peace and Power," which do not appear in the original photograph, are superimposed here in each image. We were unable to locate a book, poster, or other publicized example of this exact image. A somewhat mysterious document, but whose meaning naturally self-explanatory, as the "peace" tactics of King and Malcolm X's emphasis on "power" are hotly debated by activists and historians to this day.