Bluff City
Narrated by Sean Patrick Hopkins
- Released
- February 5, 2019
Bluff City reveals the complex story of Ernest Withers, an iconic photographer whose powerful images from the civil rights movement captured pivotal moments in American history. While his photographs showcased the struggles and triumphs of the era, Withers was simultaneously serving as an informant for the FBI, creating a conflict between his artistry and his political affiliations. Author Preston Lauterbach delves into the nuances of Withers’s life, exploring the dynamics of his dual roles and culminating in a gripping account of the 1968 riots shortly before Dr. King's assassination, ultimately presenting Withers as a compelling and enigmatic figure in American history.
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