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Keisha Scarville Channels Her Mother Through Photography
In 'Mama’s Clothes,' photographer Keisha Scarville uses her mother’s clothes to investigate questions of belonging following her mother's death.
Sub-Saharan Africa Is in the Middle of a Decades-Old Snakebite Crisis
As production slows, the lack of antivenom will put up to 10,000 people in developing African countries at risk for fatal snake bites by June 2016—an Ebola-scale epidemic.
What Would a World with Legal Weed Look Like?
While many think of legal weed as an unmitigated good, legalization and regulation could present hardship for some.
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A Travel Diary Across South Africa
A diverse photographic journey through the outtakes of Namsa Leuba's six-month residency in South Africa.
The Shadowy Process Behind Guantánamo Bay Detainee Release Rulings
With the help of the Freedom of Information Act, we got a look at the secretive process of how Guantánamo detainees are evaluated for a second chance at freedom.
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