On the 57th anniversary of the historic March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, thousands gathered to demand social justice.
Four Atlantic staffers discuss the film’s particular power, and the movie moments they’re still thinking about.
Photos of Ohio Avenue Elementary School in Columbus, Ohio, which has fostered a culture in which kids don’t get blamed for bad behavior. Could its methods be the answer to the school-discipline debate?
In the communities that are most affected, many residents choose not to speak out.
Agreeing to talks is one thing. Getting North Korea to give up its nukes will be much, much harder.
Looking back at the year’s news through Sage Stossel’s editorial cartoons
The young leaders of Pine Ridge Reservation are confronting generational poverty, trauma, and cultural disconnection and using educational attainment as key to reclaiming Native identity and culture.
Just after the election,The Atlantic sent photographers to naturalization ceremonies across the U.S. to meet people on the day they became citizens.
How the world’s top athletes train for the 2016 Olympics
Photos from the 139th year of the world’s oldest tennis competition
Photographs of teenagers after last period and before dinner, when they make New York City their own.
A photographer slows down his process to capture a population in flux.
A photographer slows down his process to capture a population in flux.
In restaurants and storefronts lining the city’s commercial strip, immigrants reflect on the presidential race in their adopted homeland.
At Katsucon, a conference in Maryland, people of all types of ethnic and cosplay identities fit in.