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Shopping along Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California.

Shopping along Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California.

Shopping along Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California.

Shopping along Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California.

Shopping along Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California.

Shopping along Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California.

Young skateboarders hang out in Hermosa Beach, California.

Young skateboarders hang out in Hermosa Beach, California.

Homeless enclave on Venice Beach, California.

Homeless enclave on Venice Beach, California.

Homeless enclave on Venice Beach, California.

Homeless enclave on Venice Beach, California.

Barbara Perez, 18, braids her little sister Diana's hair at home in Oxnard, California. The sisters are both American citizens but their parents are undocumented. Their family used to have a flower stall at the local market and sold roses to tourist

Barbara Perez, 18, braids her little sister Diana's hair at home in Oxnard, California. The sisters are both American citizens but their parents are undocumented. Their family used to have a flower stall at the local market and sold roses to tourists in Santa Barbara. As the pandemic progressed and the business suffered, they began working as fruit pickers hours away, but being undocumented, have no unemployment support.

Barbara Perez, 18, at home in Oxnard, California. Barbara takes care of the house, her two younger siblings, and her 5-year-old niece. She is a freshman at the University of California at Santa Barbara.

Barbara Perez, 18, at home in Oxnard, California. Barbara takes care of the house, her two younger siblings, and her 5-year-old niece. She is a freshman at the University of California at Santa Barbara.

Pastor Tim Thompson of 412 Church in Murrieta, California. Tim is a former Marine who has been a pastor for 17 years. He has been holding church services in violation of the California mandate against holding public gatherings during the pandemic.

Pastor Tim Thompson of 412 Church in Murrieta, California. Tim is a former Marine who has been a pastor for 17 years. He has been holding church services in violation of the California mandate against holding public gatherings during the pandemic.

Worship service at the 412 Church with Pastor Tim Thompson in Murrieta, California.

Worship service at the 412 Church with Pastor Tim Thompson in Murrieta, California.

Worship service at the 412 Church with Pastor Tim Thompson in Murrieta, California.

Worship service at the 412 Church with Pastor Tim Thompson in Murrieta, California.

Worship service at the 412 Church with Pastor Tim Thompson in Murrieta, California.

Worship service at the 412 Church with Pastor Tim Thompson in Murrieta, California.

Siouxsie Q, a writer, podcaster, performer and outspoken advocate for sex workers' rights, on her at-home set filming a segment with her partner Michael Vegas, in Los Angeles, California.

Siouxsie Q, a writer, podcaster, performer and outspoken advocate for sex workers' rights, on her at-home set filming a segment with her partner Michael Vegas, in Los Angeles, California.

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Glenn Spencer, 83, at the border wall near Sierra Vista, Arizona. Glenn, a retired systems engineer, is a self-proclaimed guardian of the US border with Mexico. He’s devoted a quarter century of his life to stopping illegal migrants, believing he ha

Glenn Spencer, 83, at the border wall near Sierra Vista, Arizona. Glenn, a retired systems engineer, is a self-proclaimed guardian of the US border with Mexico. He’s devoted a quarter century of his life to stopping illegal migrants, believing he has more effective tools than the “gimmick” that is Trump’s border wall. He developed a surveillance system that uses technology based on the oil industry, connecting seismic sensors to monitor movements in the area.

Glenn Spencer, 83, at the border wall near Sierra Vista, Arizona. Glenn, a retired systems engineer, is a self-proclaimed guardian of the US border with Mexico. He’s devoted a quarter century of his life to stopping illegal migrants, believing he ha

Glenn Spencer, 83, at the border wall near Sierra Vista, Arizona. Glenn, a retired systems engineer, is a self-proclaimed guardian of the US border with Mexico. He’s devoted a quarter century of his life to stopping illegal migrants, believing he has more effective tools than the “gimmick” that is Trump’s border wall. He developed a surveillance system that uses technology based on the oil industry, connecting seismic sensors to monitor movements in the area.

Jeff Gregory, Superintendent of public schools in Hayden, Arizona. He has been deeply involved in the school reopening strategy as mandates shift state by state. The district grieves a beloved longtime teacher in one of the local schools who passed

Jeff Gregory, Superintendent of public schools in Hayden, Arizona. He has been deeply involved in the school reopening strategy as mandates shift state by state. The district grieves a beloved longtime teacher in one of the local schools who passed away due to Covid-19.

Jeff Gregory, Superintendent of public schools in Hayden, Arizona. He has been deeply involved in the school reopening strategy as mandates shift state by state. The district grieves a beloved longtime teacher in one of the local schools who passed

Jeff Gregory, Superintendent of public schools in Hayden, Arizona. He has been deeply involved in the school reopening strategy as mandates shift state by state. The district grieves a beloved longtime teacher in one of the local schools who passed away due to Covid-19.

Guatemalan field workers harvest cantaloupes on the outskirts of Maricopa County near Aguila, Arizona.

Guatemalan field workers harvest cantaloupes on the outskirts of Maricopa County near Aguila, Arizona.

Guatemalan field workers harvest cantaloupes on the outskirts of Maricopa County near Aguila, Arizona.

Guatemalan field workers harvest cantaloupes on the outskirts of Maricopa County near Aguila, Arizona.

Guatemalan field workers harvest cantaloupes on the outskirts of Maricopa County near Aguila, Arizona.

Guatemalan field workers harvest cantaloupes on the outskirts of Maricopa County near Aguila, Arizona.

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Emma Bordegaray, 28, and Mariah Kennedy, 28, hanging out with their families on the Rio Grande River in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Emma Bordegaray, 28, and Mariah Kennedy, 28, hanging out with their families on the Rio Grande River in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Hundreds peacefully demonstrated through a rainstorm in Albuquerque against President Trump’s plan to send federal officers to New Mexico’s largest city.

Hundreds peacefully demonstrated through a rainstorm in Albuquerque against President Trump’s plan to send federal officers to New Mexico’s largest city.

Hundreds peacefully demonstrated through a rainstorm in Albuquerque against President Trump’s plan to send federal officers to New Mexico’s largest city.

Hundreds peacefully demonstrated through a rainstorm in Albuquerque against President Trump’s plan to send federal officers to New Mexico’s largest city.

Hundreds peacefully demonstrated through a rainstorm in Albuquerque against President Trump’s plan to send federal officers to New Mexico’s largest city.

Hundreds peacefully demonstrated through a rainstorm in Albuquerque against President Trump’s plan to send federal officers to New Mexico’s largest city.

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Natural gas fields outside of Pecos, Texas.

Natural gas fields outside of Pecos, Texas.

Natural gas fields outside of Pecos, Texas.

Natural gas fields outside of Pecos, Texas.

Yalakesen Baaheth, 25, a Black Lives Matter organizer, in Rose City, Texas.

Yalakesen Baaheth, 25, a Black Lives Matter organizer, in Rose City, Texas.

Dr. Ricardo Nuila, 42, outside of Ben Taub Hospital in Houston, Texas. Dr. Nuila and his entire family all tested positive for Covid-19 and have since fully recovered. Dr. Nuila described two battles: the coronavirus crisis, and President Trump's de

Dr. Ricardo Nuila, 42, outside of Ben Taub Hospital in Houston, Texas. Dr. Nuila and his entire family all tested positive for Covid-19 and have since fully recovered. Dr. Nuila described two battles: the coronavirus crisis, and President Trump's denial of the extent of the threat. Ben Taub is one of the few US hospitals that accepts undocumented immigrants and Americans without health insurance.

Dr. Ricardo Nuila, 42, with his daughter, outside of Ben Taub Hospital in Houston, Texas.

Dr. Ricardo Nuila, 42, with his daughter, outside of Ben Taub Hospital in Houston, Texas.

Lydell Grant, 43, at home in Houston, Texas. Grant was wrongly convicted of murder and spent 9.5 years in prison before being released because of DNA evidence that was uncovered by the Innocence Project of Texas. He now lives with his mother, Donna

Lydell Grant, 43, at home in Houston, Texas. Grant was wrongly convicted of murder and spent 9.5 years in prison before being released because of DNA evidence that was uncovered by the Innocence Project of Texas. He now lives with his mother, Donna Poe, 63, in Houston, Texas.

Lydell Grant, 43, at home in Houston, Texas. Grant was wrongly convicted of murder and spent 9.5 years in prison before being released because of DNA evidence that was uncovered by the Innocence Project of Texas. He now lives with his mother, Donna

Lydell Grant, 43, at home in Houston, Texas. Grant was wrongly convicted of murder and spent 9.5 years in prison before being released because of DNA evidence that was uncovered by the Innocence Project of Texas. He now lives with his mother, Donna Poe, 63, in Houston, Texas.

Lydell Grant, 43, at home in Houston, Texas. Grant was wrongly convicted of murder and spent 9.5 years in prison before being released because of DNA evidence that was uncovered by the Innocence Project of Texas. He now lives with his mother, Donna

Lydell Grant, 43, at home in Houston, Texas. Grant was wrongly convicted of murder and spent 9.5 years in prison before being released because of DNA evidence that was uncovered by the Innocence Project of Texas. He now lives with his mother, Donna Poe, 63, in Houston, Texas.

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Petrochemical facilities along the Mississippi River in Louisiana, known as "cancer alley" or "death alley." Over 200 of these industrial facilities have polluted the local environment for decades. Cancer, asthma and other ailments are some of the h

Petrochemical facilities along the Mississippi River in Louisiana, known as "cancer alley" or "death alley." Over 200 of these industrial facilities have polluted the local environment for decades. Cancer, asthma and other ailments are some of the highest in the country here.

Sharon Lavigne, 68, lives in St. James Parish, Louisiana, and has been a vocal activist for her community fighting against the petrochemical industry's environmental abuse.⠀

Sharon Lavigne, 68, lives in St. James Parish, Louisiana, and has been a vocal activist for her community fighting against the petrochemical industry's environmental abuse.⠀

DuPont Denka petrochemical plant in La Place, Louisiana. This plant is in “cancer alley,” where EPA audits show that Louisiana has long ranked among the worst states at enforcing clean air, clean water and hazardous waste laws.

DuPont Denka petrochemical plant in La Place, Louisiana. This plant is in “cancer alley,” where EPA audits show that Louisiana has long ranked among the worst states at enforcing clean air, clean water and hazardous waste laws.

Robert Taylor, 79, in his community of Reserve, in St. James Parish, Louisiana. The EPA has said that residents here are 1500 times more likely to develop cancer due to the concentration of pollutants in the area.

Robert Taylor, 79, in his community of Reserve, in St. James Parish, Louisiana. The EPA has said that residents here are 1500 times more likely to develop cancer due to the concentration of pollutants in the area.

Petrochemical facilities along the Mississippi River in Louisiana, known as "cancer alley" or "death alley." Over 200 of these industrial facilities have polluted the local environment for decades. Cancer, asthma and other ailments are some of the h

Petrochemical facilities along the Mississippi River in Louisiana, known as "cancer alley" or "death alley." Over 200 of these industrial facilities have polluted the local environment for decades. Cancer, asthma and other ailments are some of the highest in the country here.

Photographer Ed Kashi and Journalist Heidi Plougsgaard Jensen pose with their Jyllands-Posten Explorer vehicle along the US-Mexican border wall near Chula Vista, California.

Photographer Ed Kashi and Journalist Heidi Plougsgaard Jensen pose with their Jyllands-Posten Explorer vehicle along the US-Mexican border wall near Chula Vista, California.

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Shopping along Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California.
Shopping along Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California.
Shopping along Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California.
Young skateboarders hang out in Hermosa Beach, California.
Homeless enclave on Venice Beach, California.
Homeless enclave on Venice Beach, California.
Barbara Perez, 18, braids her little sister Diana's hair at home in Oxnard, California. The sisters are both American citizens but their parents are undocumented. Their family used to have a flower stall at the local market and sold roses to tourist
Barbara Perez, 18, at home in Oxnard, California. Barbara takes care of the house, her two younger siblings, and her 5-year-old niece. She is a freshman at the University of California at Santa Barbara.
Pastor Tim Thompson of 412 Church in Murrieta, California. Tim is a former Marine who has been a pastor for 17 years. He has been holding church services in violation of the California mandate against holding public gatherings during the pandemic.
Worship service at the 412 Church with Pastor Tim Thompson in Murrieta, California.
Worship service at the 412 Church with Pastor Tim Thompson in Murrieta, California.
Worship service at the 412 Church with Pastor Tim Thompson in Murrieta, California.
Siouxsie Q, a writer, podcaster, performer and outspoken advocate for sex workers' rights, on her at-home set filming a segment with her partner Michael Vegas, in Los Angeles, California.
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Glenn Spencer, 83, at the border wall near Sierra Vista, Arizona. Glenn, a retired systems engineer, is a self-proclaimed guardian of the US border with Mexico. He’s devoted a quarter century of his life to stopping illegal migrants, believing he ha
Glenn Spencer, 83, at the border wall near Sierra Vista, Arizona. Glenn, a retired systems engineer, is a self-proclaimed guardian of the US border with Mexico. He’s devoted a quarter century of his life to stopping illegal migrants, believing he ha
Jeff Gregory, Superintendent of public schools in Hayden, Arizona. He has been deeply involved in the school reopening strategy as mandates shift state by state. The district grieves a beloved longtime teacher in one of the local schools who passed
Jeff Gregory, Superintendent of public schools in Hayden, Arizona. He has been deeply involved in the school reopening strategy as mandates shift state by state. The district grieves a beloved longtime teacher in one of the local schools who passed
Guatemalan field workers harvest cantaloupes on the outskirts of Maricopa County near Aguila, Arizona.
Guatemalan field workers harvest cantaloupes on the outskirts of Maricopa County near Aguila, Arizona.
Guatemalan field workers harvest cantaloupes on the outskirts of Maricopa County near Aguila, Arizona.
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Emma Bordegaray, 28, and Mariah Kennedy, 28, hanging out with their families on the Rio Grande River in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Hundreds peacefully demonstrated through a rainstorm in Albuquerque against President Trump’s plan to send federal officers to New Mexico’s largest city.
Hundreds peacefully demonstrated through a rainstorm in Albuquerque against President Trump’s plan to send federal officers to New Mexico’s largest city.
Hundreds peacefully demonstrated through a rainstorm in Albuquerque against President Trump’s plan to send federal officers to New Mexico’s largest city.
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Natural gas fields outside of Pecos, Texas.
Natural gas fields outside of Pecos, Texas.
Yalakesen Baaheth, 25, a Black Lives Matter organizer, in Rose City, Texas.
Dr. Ricardo Nuila, 42, outside of Ben Taub Hospital in Houston, Texas. Dr. Nuila and his entire family all tested positive for Covid-19 and have since fully recovered. Dr. Nuila described two battles: the coronavirus crisis, and President Trump's de
Dr. Ricardo Nuila, 42, with his daughter, outside of Ben Taub Hospital in Houston, Texas.
Lydell Grant, 43, at home in Houston, Texas. Grant was wrongly convicted of murder and spent 9.5 years in prison before being released because of DNA evidence that was uncovered by the Innocence Project of Texas. He now lives with his mother, Donna
Lydell Grant, 43, at home in Houston, Texas. Grant was wrongly convicted of murder and spent 9.5 years in prison before being released because of DNA evidence that was uncovered by the Innocence Project of Texas. He now lives with his mother, Donna
Lydell Grant, 43, at home in Houston, Texas. Grant was wrongly convicted of murder and spent 9.5 years in prison before being released because of DNA evidence that was uncovered by the Innocence Project of Texas. He now lives with his mother, Donna
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Petrochemical facilities along the Mississippi River in Louisiana, known as "cancer alley" or "death alley." Over 200 of these industrial facilities have polluted the local environment for decades. Cancer, asthma and other ailments are some of the h
Sharon Lavigne, 68, lives in St. James Parish, Louisiana, and has been a vocal activist for her community fighting against the petrochemical industry's environmental abuse.⠀
DuPont Denka petrochemical plant in La Place, Louisiana. This plant is in “cancer alley,” where EPA audits show that Louisiana has long ranked among the worst states at enforcing clean air, clean water and hazardous waste laws.
Robert Taylor, 79, in his community of Reserve, in St. James Parish, Louisiana. The EPA has said that residents here are 1500 times more likely to develop cancer due to the concentration of pollutants in the area.
Petrochemical facilities along the Mississippi River in Louisiana, known as "cancer alley" or "death alley." Over 200 of these industrial facilities have polluted the local environment for decades. Cancer, asthma and other ailments are some of the h
Photographer Ed Kashi and Journalist Heidi Plougsgaard Jensen pose with their Jyllands-Posten Explorer vehicle along the US-Mexican border wall near Chula Vista, California.

Shopping along Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California.

Shopping along Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California.

Shopping along Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California.

Young skateboarders hang out in Hermosa Beach, California.

Homeless enclave on Venice Beach, California.

Homeless enclave on Venice Beach, California.

Barbara Perez, 18, braids her little sister Diana's hair at home in Oxnard, California. The sisters are both American citizens but their parents are undocumented. Their family used to have a flower stall at the local market and sold roses to tourists in Santa Barbara. As the pandemic progressed and the business suffered, they began working as fruit pickers hours away, but being undocumented, have no unemployment support.

Barbara Perez, 18, at home in Oxnard, California. Barbara takes care of the house, her two younger siblings, and her 5-year-old niece. She is a freshman at the University of California at Santa Barbara.

Pastor Tim Thompson of 412 Church in Murrieta, California. Tim is a former Marine who has been a pastor for 17 years. He has been holding church services in violation of the California mandate against holding public gatherings during the pandemic.

Worship service at the 412 Church with Pastor Tim Thompson in Murrieta, California.

Worship service at the 412 Church with Pastor Tim Thompson in Murrieta, California.

Worship service at the 412 Church with Pastor Tim Thompson in Murrieta, California.

Siouxsie Q, a writer, podcaster, performer and outspoken advocate for sex workers' rights, on her at-home set filming a segment with her partner Michael Vegas, in Los Angeles, California.

Glenn Spencer, 83, at the border wall near Sierra Vista, Arizona. Glenn, a retired systems engineer, is a self-proclaimed guardian of the US border with Mexico. He’s devoted a quarter century of his life to stopping illegal migrants, believing he has more effective tools than the “gimmick” that is Trump’s border wall. He developed a surveillance system that uses technology based on the oil industry, connecting seismic sensors to monitor movements in the area.

Glenn Spencer, 83, at the border wall near Sierra Vista, Arizona. Glenn, a retired systems engineer, is a self-proclaimed guardian of the US border with Mexico. He’s devoted a quarter century of his life to stopping illegal migrants, believing he has more effective tools than the “gimmick” that is Trump’s border wall. He developed a surveillance system that uses technology based on the oil industry, connecting seismic sensors to monitor movements in the area.

Jeff Gregory, Superintendent of public schools in Hayden, Arizona. He has been deeply involved in the school reopening strategy as mandates shift state by state. The district grieves a beloved longtime teacher in one of the local schools who passed away due to Covid-19.

Jeff Gregory, Superintendent of public schools in Hayden, Arizona. He has been deeply involved in the school reopening strategy as mandates shift state by state. The district grieves a beloved longtime teacher in one of the local schools who passed away due to Covid-19.

Guatemalan field workers harvest cantaloupes on the outskirts of Maricopa County near Aguila, Arizona.

Guatemalan field workers harvest cantaloupes on the outskirts of Maricopa County near Aguila, Arizona.

Guatemalan field workers harvest cantaloupes on the outskirts of Maricopa County near Aguila, Arizona.

Emma Bordegaray, 28, and Mariah Kennedy, 28, hanging out with their families on the Rio Grande River in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Hundreds peacefully demonstrated through a rainstorm in Albuquerque against President Trump’s plan to send federal officers to New Mexico’s largest city.

Hundreds peacefully demonstrated through a rainstorm in Albuquerque against President Trump’s plan to send federal officers to New Mexico’s largest city.

Hundreds peacefully demonstrated through a rainstorm in Albuquerque against President Trump’s plan to send federal officers to New Mexico’s largest city.

Natural gas fields outside of Pecos, Texas.

Natural gas fields outside of Pecos, Texas.

Yalakesen Baaheth, 25, a Black Lives Matter organizer, in Rose City, Texas.

Dr. Ricardo Nuila, 42, outside of Ben Taub Hospital in Houston, Texas. Dr. Nuila and his entire family all tested positive for Covid-19 and have since fully recovered. Dr. Nuila described two battles: the coronavirus crisis, and President Trump's denial of the extent of the threat. Ben Taub is one of the few US hospitals that accepts undocumented immigrants and Americans without health insurance.

Dr. Ricardo Nuila, 42, with his daughter, outside of Ben Taub Hospital in Houston, Texas.

Lydell Grant, 43, at home in Houston, Texas. Grant was wrongly convicted of murder and spent 9.5 years in prison before being released because of DNA evidence that was uncovered by the Innocence Project of Texas. He now lives with his mother, Donna Poe, 63, in Houston, Texas.

Lydell Grant, 43, at home in Houston, Texas. Grant was wrongly convicted of murder and spent 9.5 years in prison before being released because of DNA evidence that was uncovered by the Innocence Project of Texas. He now lives with his mother, Donna Poe, 63, in Houston, Texas.

Lydell Grant, 43, at home in Houston, Texas. Grant was wrongly convicted of murder and spent 9.5 years in prison before being released because of DNA evidence that was uncovered by the Innocence Project of Texas. He now lives with his mother, Donna Poe, 63, in Houston, Texas.

Petrochemical facilities along the Mississippi River in Louisiana, known as "cancer alley" or "death alley." Over 200 of these industrial facilities have polluted the local environment for decades. Cancer, asthma and other ailments are some of the highest in the country here.

Sharon Lavigne, 68, lives in St. James Parish, Louisiana, and has been a vocal activist for her community fighting against the petrochemical industry's environmental abuse.⠀

DuPont Denka petrochemical plant in La Place, Louisiana. This plant is in “cancer alley,” where EPA audits show that Louisiana has long ranked among the worst states at enforcing clean air, clean water and hazardous waste laws.

Robert Taylor, 79, in his community of Reserve, in St. James Parish, Louisiana. The EPA has said that residents here are 1500 times more likely to develop cancer due to the concentration of pollutants in the area.

Petrochemical facilities along the Mississippi River in Louisiana, known as "cancer alley" or "death alley." Over 200 of these industrial facilities have polluted the local environment for decades. Cancer, asthma and other ailments are some of the highest in the country here.

Photographer Ed Kashi and Journalist Heidi Plougsgaard Jensen pose with their Jyllands-Posten Explorer vehicle along the US-Mexican border wall near Chula Vista, California.

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