Jerusalem, IsraelJanuary 2017
Jerusalem, IsraelJanuary 2017
Tang and her daughters have made a home of their two-bedroom apartment. Her daughters take piano lessons in the living room when Tang is able to find an affordable instructor.
Caius Fox watches his parents set off small firecrackers outside of their home on New Year's Eve 2016.
A man reads a newspaper in between customers trickling in and out of his store located in the tourist enclaves of Jerusalem on January 3, 2017.
Jerusalem, IsraelJanuary 2017
A Hasidic Jew stands in front of a colorful mural contemplating the page he holds in his hands in the middle of a busy town square on January 12, 2017, in Jerusalem.
Jerusalem, IsraelJanuary 2017
The owner of a barber shop in downtown D.C. carefully trims the beard of a patron on a early March evening in 2017. The business faces certain eviction, as the owners of the building have said it will be remodeled into high-end housing.
On the eve of inauguration, a man dressed as Donald Trump jokes with the crowd leaving Donald Trump's "Welcome Concert" on the National Mall that took place on January 19, 2017.
The 2017 Independence Day Parade in Washington, D.C., sluggishly progressed down Constitution Avenue, just a block away from the president while he commemorated the Fourth at a golf club in Sterling, VA
Jerusalem, IsraelJanuary 2017
Jerusalem, IsraelJanuary 2017
A woman prepares dumplings in the window of the Chinatown Express located just outside of the Gallery Place metro station in Northwest D.C. on a fall evening of 2016.
A basketball soars over engrossed players' heads as they watch it fall into the net, scoring the Lady Colonials' the first points of the night.
A man clutches an edition of the Washington Post as he waits for entrance to a Smithsonian museum.
Home is innocence - warm weather, tall grass, rolling landscapes on all sides. It is small hands reaching to hug you, and a mother's dry lips on your cheek. It's silent battles - decades of hurt feelings, nestled just below the surface and swallowing anger in the face of differences. It is apologizing after the blowout, picking up the shards of a relationship and trying not to cut your hands. Home is attempting to reconcile the inevitable, systematic sexism and racism in a region where communities are undereducated, underfed, and underfunded. It is hatred and love and pride and disappointment and fleeting and forever.Home is 504 miles away. Sometimes I yearn for it, sometimes it suffocates me.
Flags, flowers, and candles are gathered at the base of the Dupont Circle Fountain in Washington, D.C. on June 12 to memoralize the Pulse mass shooting one year ago.
Jerusalem, IsraelJanuary 2017
Vera Watson, a native Washingtonian, explains her role as a leader in the movement against Bush Companies the began in 2015 and continues today. "They said we could buy back our units for $800,000 each," said Watson. The average income of a Museum Square resident is $66,000 a year. "That's where they broke the law." Tenants must have the opportunity to buy their units back at a reasonable price per their income, says a law under the Housing and Community Development Act of 1992, or Title XIII.
On July 26, 2017, President Donald Trump announced through a series of tweets that transgender individuals would be banned from the military. The same day, protestors gathered in front of the White House to protest the "horrific" announcement.
A man sprayed with peppery spray wails in pain after pouring water over his eyes on August 12, 2017 at the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, VA.
A smoky pre-dawn morning welcomes individuals bustling toward the National Mall to witness Donald Trump's inauguration to the Office of the President on January 20, 2017.
Antifa members led a march against white supremacy through downtown Washington, D.C. after the violent events in Charlottesville, VA, on August 12, 2017. The protest congregated at the last remaining Confederate statue in Washington, D.C. of Albert Pike.
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