How do we come to terms with the Mosul bombing, and a suddenly poisonous and reviled United States of America?
Continue ReadingThe question is about how familiar Americans are with Russia. And it's about the burden placed on news photos.
Continue ReadingLooking back at the GOP's health care collapse, the president's trucker photo op defined the week.
Continue ReadingSimply put, you don't want to be photo bombed, or any other kind of bombed by North Korea.
Continue ReadingMigrants and bureaucracy co-exist in these photographs. They become a carnival mirror for border enforcement.
Continue ReadingIt's so much easier for the media to do its pandering, or throw a bone, in the style section.
Continue ReadingTwo months into the Trump era, edges are harder and surfaces are rougher. If green reflected the Obama period, paint today red.
Continue ReadingIf anything, the photo album brings Trump's guardedness, and the quality and amount of White House visual disclosure, into greater relief.
Continue ReadingA friend of mine asked if I had noticed the difference on Twitter between the Obama and the Trump White House profile images.
Continue ReadingIt seems to me that the news photo too often is showing us only the aftermath. Too much of the damage is being done off-stage.
Continue ReadingI have a hard time giving board room gender reform anywhere near the same importance as the pillaging of the EPA, HUD or the Department of Education.
Continue ReadingThis Tiny Trump is funny, in essence, because he is smaller than a woman. The joke, ultimately, is at her expense.
Continue ReadingGender advocacy needs to reckon with the racism that has been built into the fabric of feminist movements.
Continue ReadingTrump received wide praise for his performance last night addressing a joint session of Congress. The problem is, that's mostly what it was.
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