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Christie Thompson: Are California Prisons Punishing Inmates Based on Race?

April 2013

Prison officials claim they need race-based methods to fight gang violence.

Rose Lichter-Marck: Circling the Sea

October 2012

A photographer explores an accidental sea in the desert, and a romance—both very much in flux—and returns with this meditation on transformation, control, and the truths we can learn from geology.

Andy Kroll: The Death of the Golden Dream of Higher Education

October 2012

Back to $chool: College is the past, prison is the future.

Anna Ludwig: Afterimages

June 2012

In a series of watercolors, Anna Ludwig explores the complicated history of People’s Park, and sees its echoes in Occupy Oakland.

Continental Drift

July 2011

This geologic boundary has no regard for political allegiance; it was not determined by wars, by financial interest, or national demarcation.

People of the Clouds

July 2011

In the mountains of rural Mexico, a photographer documents the space between staying and going.

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