Photos by Lefteris Pitarakis & Text by Berza Simsek
On any given summer day, the hot sun glares down on the streets of Gaziantep, a Turkish city on the border with Syria. Inside stifling garment and shoe workshops, Syrian refugee children are hard at work, sewing machines buzzing in the background. Continue reading
Photos by Mike Groll
Harriet Tubman’s upcoming debut on the $20 bill is just half the good news in the upstate New York town where the Underground Railroad conductor settled down and grew old. Continue reading
The knock on the door, strong and quick, jolted Barbara Hicks Collins awake. Continue reading
He called himself “The Greatest,” but Muhammad Ali was humble, friendly and eminently approachable whenever he came to this out-of-the-way spot in northeastern Pennsylvania to train throughout the 1970s. Continue reading
