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The 2020

By Rowan Ricardo Phillips, Photography by Henry Danner

September 8, 2020

We were passengers forced to jump into the water when our ship, the 2020, after years of creaking, cracked in half and sank down into the darkness. The ship was long thought to be beautiful. For it gleamed in the sunlight. And it gleamed in the moonlight. It throbbed like a beacon, could be seen across great distances. And since it was like a beacon it was taken for a beacon.

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Rosi’s Choice

By Justine van der Leun, Photography by Adria Malcolm

Spring 2018

When a young mother fleeing violence in El Salvador faces long odds for asylum, it raises a crucial question: Who deserves sanctuary in America?

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#Charlottesville

By Jamelle Bouie

Fall 2017

On the weekend of August 12, 2017, Charlottesville, Virginia, became a metonym, thus joining that select fraternity of cities whose meaning is tied to singular events.

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RNC CLE

By Erika Meitner, Photography by Ryan Spencer Reed

Fall 2016

Erika Meitner's poetry and prose, combined with photography from Ryan Spencer Reed, take us inside the city of Cleveland during the Republican National Convention.

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