“Style is about the freedom to be oneself, to authentically express oneself and, in doing so, reject limitations imposed by others,” writes Mr Jason Jules in his book Black Ivy: A Revolt In Style. Produced during a recent sojourn in Paraguay, alongside co-author Mr Graham Marsh, it is a beautifully crafted study of the period in 1950s to 1960s America when young black men adopted the uniform of the college-educated elite and used it to challenge perceptions – and prejudices – of African-Americans’ place in society.
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