Many photos link Trump to the pandemic, but this photo-illustration really captures him as the great Covid enabler.
Continue ReadingIf the NFL really wants to promote anti-racism, it seems hard to imagine a less emphatic visual statement.
Continue ReadingFire photos this ominous come at a premium. But this photo from California captures the new otherworldly state of the climate crisis.
Continue ReadingIt's not just a bad fire season. These photos both symbolize and demonstrate how California has crossed a critical climate threshold.
Continue ReadingCould the comet be a sign? Only coming around every 6,800 years, perhaps NEOWISE has some lessons to offer about history, humility, and introspection.
Continue ReadingUntil a few weeks ago, the demand for racial justice and an end to police violence was pretty straightforward. Clearly, things have gotten more complicated.
Continue ReadingCrowley's photo honoring John Lewis elevates an important aspect of the movement. It highlights today's injustices as yet another opportunity to educate.
Continue ReadingPoor Dr. Fauci has been reduced to defending his stature by playing the White House's game.
Continue ReadingThis photo from Rio provides a view of poverty and the brutal outcome of the coronavirus that just isn't seen in America.
Continue ReadingIt's an especially symbolic photo as America reckons with the legacy of Black slavery. Studying Evelyn Hockstein's photo, the question is where to begin?
Continue ReadingAs it awaits its fate, the Robert E. Lee monument has become nothing short of an artistic magnet—literally a canvas to change.
Continue ReadingTake away the celebration and what we have is a visual testament to the way black people have historically been weighed down and burdened by the white man.
Continue ReadingThe display of military force has been so furious, it has even made Covid and the valorizing of medical workers disappear.
Continue ReadingThis week has been unusually difficult for photographers who are trying to cover the George Floyd protests. Essay and images by photographer Alan Chin.
Continue ReadingWhat the photo speaks to is two different viruses that attack the lungs and kill African Americans.
Continue ReadingSome doubt the lethality of the virus. Others question whether dire images, or enough impactful images exist. But the photos are there to see.
Continue ReadingAt Ascension Seton Hays Hospital in Austin, they have a policy that nobody dies alone. Our thoughts on the deeply moving photo of nurse Colby Hutson.
Continue ReadingIn photo after photo of the crisis, the aged have become the people trapped behind the glass.
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