Photography

photos from the edge 39 – Paris Of The Streets

  Photographs by David Bacon Paris at one time was the most photographed city in the world. The boy with…

2 days ago

From Faces of Pedro to Broken Dreams

The Carofanos’ dear friend, artist Ron Linden, told Random Lengths News in 2017, “For the first 15 years of this…

3 weeks ago

Waiting For The Right Shot: What Alan Collela Taught Me About Mindfulness, Art and Hunger

By Devonte Barr, Columnist Alan Collela turned 80 this past July. I turned 30 this year. When I walked into…

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photos from the edge 35 – Sit -In at the National Labor Relations Board

  The classic unionbusting strategy for breaking unions - the permanent replacement of strikers by scabs - received its blessing…

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photos from the edge 34 – Picking The Colonizers’ Vegetable

  A farm worker finishes pulling the sprouts from a stalk, Watsonville, CA. All photos: David Bacon  By David Bacon…

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photos from the edge 33 – What Could Have Been, Half A Century After The Grape Strike

  Photo essay by David Bacon June 18 https://davidbaconrealitycheck.blogspot.com/2026/06/photos-from-edge-33-what-could-have.html    Rafael Navarro, 72 years old, still works as a farm…

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Fine Art Photography Exhibition Opens June 21st in Long Beach

#Before&After, #Photography, #RodBriggsGallery, #LongBeach

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Larry Itliong and the Great Delano Grape Strike

April 8 Liberal mythology tells us that farm worker unions hardly existed until the creation of United Farm Workers (UFW)…

5 months ago

photographs from the edge 29 – A Monument To Civil rights?

It makes no sense to me to celebrate our civil rights victories, and preserve the places that help us remember…

5 months ago

photos from the edge 27 – JESSE JACKSON, PRESENTE!

But I remember him best because he came out for workers again and again, long after he wasn't running for…

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