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This doesn't appear to be a free image that can be used widely on Wikipedia. However as Amos is dead it's use under the non-free content criteria if you don't think there is much chance of finding a copyright free image. You need to add a non free use rationale template like this
{{Non-free use rationale
| Description = A photo of Amos N. Wilson. Original copyright is owned by Afrikan World InfoSystems.
| Source = http://www.blackpowerproductions.com/shop/images/Dr.-Amos-Wilson-Economics-and-Power-DVD9-667.jpg
| Article = Amos N. Wilson
| Portion = Only the Author's photo from the back cover of his own work, "Blueprint for Black Power: A Moral, Political and Economic Imperative for the Twenty-First Century".
| Low resolution = 134 x 185
| Purpose = The purpose for the photograph in this article is to serve as a visual reference for the reader and also as a means of distinguishing the author, scholar and activist from other famous persons who may have the same or similar names.
| Replaceability = This photograph is one the few available images of the author, scholar and activist. This photograph cannot be easily replaced by any other free-use images.
| Other information =
}}
Every field needs to be completed and you can find more information on what to add at Template:Non-free use rationale. I would add that far more pressing is the need to add references to the article on Amos, it has none at the moment which always leaves it vulnerable to deletion. Nthep (talk) 18:52, 31 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]
