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Photo: Linh Pham
In Vietnam, Dirt Bike Racing is the New Cool
Young Vietnamese express independence and embrace new identities through the booming subculture of off-road racing.
Photo: Jes Aznar
In This Drug War, the Killings Happen at Night
Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte’s violent crusade against drug users and dealers, seen through a local photographer’s lens.
Photo: Karen Dias
India’s Rising Female Athletes
Women and girls from a deeply patriarchal Indian state are playing sports, winning international prizes — and crushing stereotypes.
Photo: Ed Jones
In the Hands of Children
After fleeing persecution in Myanmar, nearly a million Rohingya are refugees in Bangladesh, where children turn broken, everyday objects into toys.
Photo: Lynsey Addario
Redefining Womanhood in Saudi Arabia
The ultra-conservative country is slowly embracing women's equality, starting with lifting the ban on driving.
Ivy League Uprising: Remembering Columbia ‘68
How rage over civil-rights setbacks and the Vietnam War exploded into bloody chaos between students and cops.
Photo: Jim Young
Behind the Bullets
Gun violence in Chicago kills hundreds every year. One photographer found a way to remember the victims.
Photo: Jill Freedman
MLK’s Final Vision: The Poor People’s Campaign
The protest King was planning before his death was the original Occupy Wall Street.
Photo: Kevin Frayer
Inside China’s Booming War Film Industry
An intensely patriotic movie genre focuses on an especially brutal (and, in the West, largely forgotten) war between China and Japan.
This World Cup, Iranian Women Made History
For the first time since 1979, they were allowed to watch soccer in a stadium.