A Moment Frozen in Time: The Legacy of Blair Stapp Blair Stapp’s name may not be as widely recognized as some photographic masters, yet his single most iconic image – *Huey Newton seated in a wicker chair* (1967) – has become an enduring symbol of the Black Panther Party and a potent visual representation of the struggle for civil rights and Black liberation. The photograph transcends its documentary origins, functioning as a complex portrait brimming with symbolism and challenging conventional representations of power, resistance, and identity. Stapp’s contribution lies not in a vast body o…