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… all the things we’re doing wrong. But these images aren’t a commentary on global warming. I didn’t think about global … pools of blue that appeared in the whiteness. There was also a stream, this tiny blue ribbon. So we followed it. … on top, along with the black silt. It has texture, little points. It’s not slippery. You could run on it.  You could …

… said, “critically explore Southern identity, marginalized communities, and the history of place”—big ideas that feel … when you start meeting people on the road. The state becomes increasingly intimate and hard to define, starting … has stood at the nexus of American identity.” But there are also the things that only some of us know, and those truths …

… began a sixty-day journey by canoe to document the communities and cultures sustained by the river. Keeping in … Image Gambia River drainage Basin (Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons, Illustration created by Karl Musser.) Perhaps as …

… people on the left call for reparations for slavery, or for commemoration of the government’s decision to put Japanese … by side with images of historical documents and artifacts, complementing these with contemporary portraits of people … sense of the compressed timescale of American history. He points to one example: Roger Taney, the Supreme Court …

… n unexpected cloud of grief swallowed me after my father, Eddie, died in 2011. We had grown apart over the decades after … licensing of embalmers.” Only in 1984 did the Federal Trade Commission impose the Funeral Rule, which established … ally of Mayor Washington. Black funeral homes created rituals and a distinct language rooted in the church for their …