Eli Reed
Honolulu
October 04, 2008
Eli Reed visits Obama's school and finds a powwow.
Eyona Nemka, 31, is a native American who moved to Hawaii nine years ago. She told me about a Native American powwow that was happening in Honolulu. She said that it was a rare event and she thought that there would be a lot of Obama supporters there. I didn’t see political signs. They were practicing their religion.
I didn't stay long.
Eli Reed
Eli Reed began photographing in 1970 and has been a Magnum member since 1988. He has worked in Beirut (1983-87), Haiti, Panama and Hong Kong, among other places. For 20 years he has documented the African-American experience, culminating in “Black in America” (1997). He currently works as Clinical Professor of Photojournalism at the University of Texas in Austin.
Honolulu
Eyona Nemka, 31, is a native American who moved to Hawaii nine years ago. She told me about a Native American powwow that was happening in Honolulu. She said that it was a rare event and she thought that there would be a lot of Obama supporters there. I didn’t see political signs. They were practicing their religion.
I didn't stay long.
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