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How do we break out of the echo chambers that got Trump elected?

Feelings, Facebook and fallout

The world right now feels like a dangerous place, so we take to social media and find voices we agree with. But how is this changing the way we see society?

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News & Politics  >  Activism

Not My President: Anti-Trump protests shut down Atlanta

'Fuck Trump'

While Trump is preparing to make America great again, divisions in the nation are growing. Protests are swelling, so we join the crowds in Downtown Atlanta.

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Art & Culture

Huck’s heroes on their hopes for America under Obama

Flashback to 2008

Eight years ago, on the eve of Obama's election, we asked five of our American counter-cultural heroes to tell us their hopes and fears for the future if the U.S. was really to elect its first black President. America delivered, but did Barack?

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Blurring fantasy and reality in America’s poorest region

Imagined truths

Across Appalachia, photographer Stacy Kranitz is embedding herself into the frame, turning strangers into lovers, subjects into friends, and exploding the myth that photography is objective.

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Art & Culture  >  Photography

The Travel Diary: What remains of America’s fading utopias?

What you see along the way

In the 1800s, pioneering thinkers travelled across the United States to set up new, utopian communities, to challenge the status quo. In 2016, what remains of them?

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Art & Culture  >  Photography

What American activism looks like in 2016

United States in revolt

New York based photographer Pete Voelker's passion for activism sees him immortalising some of the most important political movements of the 21st century.

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Art & Culture  >  Photography

American Realities: Portraits of life below the poverty line

Unseen America

In 2011, photographer Joakim Eskildsen set out to capture Americans living below the poverty line. His images reveal the harsh and shocking reality of poverty in the United States. So, what happened to the American dream?

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News & Politics  >  Reportage

The Philadelphia Five: Young lives wasted by the U.S. justice system

Unseen America

On one fateful night in May 1989, a young man was murdered on the streets of Philadelphia. Five young Puerto Ricans were sentenced to life. It's a case that goes to the heart of the United States' youth incarceration crisis. This is their story.

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Art & Culture  >  Photography

States of Fear: Americans reveal their deepest anxieties in a divided nation

Phobia USA

When photographer Mike Belleme set out to capture a portrait of America in 2016, he found a nation teetering on a precipice of change and riddled with insecurity. But unlike the hard lines of black-and-white campaigns, fear in the heart is a nuanced spectrum.

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Art & Culture

A Difficult Truth: America is entrenched in a race war

From Where I Stand

The shooting of Philando Castille in Minnesota and Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge - black men killed at the hands of US police - are the latest chapter in a story of state violence that stretches back to the invention of 'race'. Now, after five police officers were shot and killed during a protest in Dallas, it's time to face a difficult home truth: America is at war.

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News & Politics

Is Trump manipulating fears to mobilise the masses?

Fear and loathing in the United States

With violence erupting at Trump rallies across the United States, we look at what's at the root of people's hatred, the fears that Donald Trump is tapping into to create tension, disunity and malcontent.

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Art & Culture

North Carolina has passed the “most anti-LGBT bill” in the U.S.

A bill fuelled by prejudice

After passing discriminatory legislation, the North Carolina Governor finds himself facing an intense backlash from campaigners, businesses and peers alike.

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