Folkkk (Little Men with Big Shadows)
America Magazine
Accompanied Nichole Flores' essay on Charlottesville "When the KKK Came to Town"
Lift
America Magazine
Accompanied Brian Daley's personal account of helping a disabled boy overcome his fear of swimming
In Motion
Harvard Divinity Bulletin
Accompanied an essay about memories and the "poetry of childhood"
To A Child
America Magazine
Accompanied Rhonda Lee's article "How I Learned to Love and Raise the Child from My Husband's Affair"
Godzika
Sports Illustrated
Accompanied an article titled ‘Going Viral,’ which described how Zika and the 2016 Rio Olympics brought the world together
Liberty
The Pennsylvania Gazette
The article, titled "Fighting Terror, Guarding Rights," examined the erosion of civil liberties under The Patriot Act in the US
Hollywood
Harper's
Accompanied a David Mamet essay about artists in Hollywood, titled "Bambi vs Godzilla"
Empire II
Harper's
Part of a series that accompanied an essay by Thomas De Zingotita called "The Romance of Empire: And The Politics of Self-Love"; which dealt with America’s imperial aspirations in this new century – starting with Afghanistan and then Iraq.
Empire VI
Harper's
Part of a series, this portrait of president Goerge W. Bush stemmed from an essay by Thomas De Zingotita called "The Romance of Empire: And The Politics of Self-Love"; which dealt with America’s imperial aspirations in this new century – starting with Afghanistan and then Iraq.
Doug
Harper's
Accompanied Adrian Nicole LeBlanc's article "You Had To Be There: On The Road with Doug Stanhope"
Trump v Pope
Harvard Divinity Bulletin
Accompanied EJ Dionne and Catherine Brekus' article "Trump and The Pope: 'I' vs 'We' Visions"
Apex
Report on Business Magazine
Accompanied an article titled "Apple Without a Core", following the death of Steve Jobs
Gus
America Magazine
Accompanied Gus Hardy's personal account of living with autism.
The Jesus People
Harper's
Accompanied TM Luhrmann's essay "Blinded By The Right?" about "how hippie Christians begat evangelical conservatives"
Sunday School
Harvard Divinity Bulletin
Appeared alongside an article dealing with the potential toxicity of religions
Went Like This...
Maxim
Accompanied the joke of the month, dealing with a man's graphic description - to his priest - of his sex act performed within a grocery store
Nature Strikes
Men's Health
Appeared alongside an article about allergies
TapeMourners
Vibe
Accompanied Justin Monroe's article "Where My Killer Tape At?" about the death of mix tapes
Parity
ESPN Magazine
Appeared alongside an article about the NFL's "worst season" in recent memory
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