Matt Black

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The Monster in the Mountains /March 26, 2015 by Matt Black

← The Monster in the Mountains The New Yorker →

Twitter

  • Matt Black
    CBS Sunday Morning profiles the Geography of Poverty https://t.co/fhFimBJ0S9
    about a week ago
  • Matt Black
    I spoke with @ASmallVoicePod about photography, California, and the Geography of Poverty. https://t.co/RxiWGVxNPh
    about a month ago
  • Matt Black
    RT @MagnumPhotos: We speak to @MattBlack_Matt about his latest trip for the ongoing project and re-evaluating the myth of America as… https://t.co/vT8dZtqdqU
    about a month ago

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CBS Sunday Morning profiled the Geography of Poverty. Follow link in profile to view. El Paso, Texas. 2015.
CBS Sunday Morning profiled the Geography of Poverty. Follow link in profile to view. El Paso, Texas. 2015.
It was a pleasure talking with Weekend Edition @NPR about the Geography of Poverty. Follow link in profile to hear the interview. USA. Rome, Mississippi. 2017.
It was a pleasure talking with Weekend Edition @NPR about the Geography of Poverty. Follow link in profile to hear the interview. USA. Rome, Mississippi. 2017.
Fresno, California. Dreamer. “I don’t really have a backup plan; I’m scared. I have a good, stable job right now. Once DACA ends, I’m afraid I’ll lose everything. I’m just going to be a nobody again.”
Fresno, California. Dreamer. “I don’t really have a backup plan; I’m scared. I have a good, stable job right now. Once DACA ends, I’m afraid I’ll lose everything. I’m just going to be a nobody again.”

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