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Tabitha Soren The ‘Blurred Existence’ of Motherhood
What it’s like to care for a newborn, in photos
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Peter van Agtmael / Magnum The Surreality of Documenting 2020
“What will resonate in a year or a decade? It’s just a bunch of pictures of people with masks.”
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Dawoud Bey ‘Very American Photographs’
Street photography as collaboration
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Tine Poppe; Institute A Bug’s Life
A walk in the park on a miniature scale
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Joseph Rodríguez Inside the Strange World of the Police
A photographer and a writer look back on their time embedded with the Los Angeles Police Department in 1994.
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Charles “Teenie” Harris Archive / Carnegie Museum of … Everybody Knew Teenie
Charles “Teenie” Harris captured at least 125,000 people during the 40 years he documented Black life for The Pittsburgh Courier.
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Stephanie Keith / Reuters Scenes From an American Insurrection
Photos depicting the chaos at the Capitol, unlike anything else witnessed in recent U.S. history
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Rashod Taylor The Life of a Little Black Boy in America
The joys and vulnerabilities of a Black childhood, as seen from a father’s gaze
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Estate of Terry Adkins / Artists Rights Society … The Artifacts of Bygone Lives
Remembering the dead through beloved objects
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Dina Litovsky A Marching Band’s ‘Mountaintop’
How the Lesbian & Gay Big Apple Corps prepared for the big parade
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Pete Souza / The White House The Letters That Outgoing Presidents Wrote to Their Successors
Each one reminds us what a peaceful—and gracious—transfer of power looks like.
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Amber N. Ford It Wasn’t a Gun
A material archive of police violence
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Endia Beal Am I What You’re Looking For?
Photographs at the intersection of race, gender, and work
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Photos of California’s Suffocating Smoke
A photographer rushed home to California to capture scenes from a historic fire season.
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Simbarashe Cha Photos From the March on Washington
On the 57th anniversary of the historic March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, thousands gathered to demand social justice.
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Adraint Khadafhi Bereal The Black Yearbook
Photos from the University of Texas at Austin
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Clay Benskin Summer Days
Street scenes from city life
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When Crime Photography Started to See Color
Six decades ago, Gordon Parks, Life magazine’s first black photographer, revolutionized what a crime photo could look like. A new book reexamines one of his most powerful and prescient projects.
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Erin Kirkland The Beauty of Age
Scenes from an all-women’s nursing home
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Don’t Spit! Pandemic Posters Through the Years
Before technology allowed us to alarm ourselves with up-to-the-minute information, public-health messages were communicated using a fundamental graphic medium: the poster.
