Where're You Walk (Storefront Churches series) 1958 - 1961

"Where're You Walk (Storefront Churches series)" is a black and white photograph by Milton Rogovin, taken between 1958 and 1961. This photograph, part of the "Storefront Churches" series, captures a moment of intense emotion in a storefront church, likely during a gospel service. The composition focuses on a young girl seated in the foreground, her hands clasped in prayer, while the adults behind her are caught in the throes of singing and clapping. Rogovin’s work often focused on social issues and the lives of working-class people, offering a poignant glimpse into the lives of Black Americans in the late 1950s. The photograph, characterized by its raw honesty and candid depiction, highlights the power of faith and community in the face of adversity.