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They Came Here Seeking Freedom and Were Imprisoned Instead. Look at Their Faces.

Text by Julie Winokur; Photographs by Ed Kashi/VII for Newest Americans
Portraits of Suffering and Resilience in Puerto Rico Six Months After Maria

Photography by Eduardo Meléndez; Text by AJ Vicens
Death by a Thousand Cuts

Photographs by Jason Koxvold
Actually, the US Has a Rich Tradition of Military Parades. But Normally They’re After Military Victories and Stuff.

Mark Murrmann
Here Are 10 of the Most Captivating Photo Books of the Year. Just Look.

Mark Murrmann

“One Nation, Under Protest”

Photos by Garrett MacLean
Americans Spend 90 Percent of Their Lives Indoors. These Photos Will Make You Want to Get Outside.

Mark Murrmann
These Explosive Photos of Led Zeppelin, Stevie Nicks, and Alice Cooper Will Make You Believe in Rock’n’Roll Again

Mark Murrmann
Where Native Kids Were Sent To Be Americanized

Maha Ahmed
A Mississippi Town Finally Desegregated Its Schools, 60 Years Late

Text by Edwin Rios; Photographs by Annie Flanagan
These Photos Plunge You Into the Inner Madness of Guantánamo

Mark Murrmann

Will Small Family Farmers Survive the Trump Administration?

Ted Genoways
Chilling Photos of the Hundreds of Thousands of Rohingya Fleeing Burma

Photos by Greg Constantine; Text by Samantha Michaels
Walker Evans’ Photos Make Everyday America a Sight to See

Mark Murrmann
Ken Burns Never Knew How Wrong He Was About the Vietnam War

Phil Klay
Alongside the Women Most Affected by Texas’ Draconian Anti-Abortion Law

Carolyn Van Houten
The Green Great Wall

Text by Vince Beiser; Photography by Ian Teh
Double Crossed: Trump’s Immigration Crackdown Has Trapped Migrants on Both Sides of the Border

Bryan Schatz
North Dakota’s Norway Experiment

Dashka Slater