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Scott McIntyre Choosing to Become an American
Just after the election,The Atlantic sent photographers to naturalization ceremonies across the U.S. to meet people on the day they became citizens.
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Charlie Riedel / AP Getting Ready for Rio
How the world’s top athletes train for the 2016 Olympics
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Julian Finney / Getty Scenes From Wimbledon 2016
Photos from the 139th year of the world’s oldest tennis competition
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Cassandra Giraldo Between School and Home
Photographs of teenagers after last period and before dinner, when they make New York City their own.
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Edwin Torres / The Ground Truth Project Puerto Ricans, Reframed
A photographer slows down his process to capture a population in flux.
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Edwin Torres / The Ground Truth Project Puerto Ricans, Reframed
A photographer slows down his process to capture a population in flux.
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Emily Jan / The Atlantic Meet the Voters of Houston's 'Ellis Island'
In restaurants and storefronts lining the city’s commercial strip, immigrants reflect on the presidential race in their adopted homeland.
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Emily Jan / The Atlantic A ‘Con’ for Everyone
At Katsucon, a conference in Maryland, people of all types of ethnic and cosplay identities fit in.
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Emily Jan 3 Things This Small Town Can Teach America About Immigration
On Main Street in Columbus Junction, Iowa, newcomers have revitalized downtown with their blend of tradition and American culture.
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Latino Teen Dares Candidates to "Come Here, Work Like Us"
Accusing leading presidential contenders of judging without knowing the realities of life as a Latino in his Iowa town, Jose Espinoza, 17, challenges them to visit.
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How This Black Woman Made Room for Herself in The World of Comics
The owner of a new comic book shop and cafe in Philly wants everyone to be open about their "nerd stash."
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Next America Our Country in 2015 Through the Next America Lens
We traveled the country to see how Americans are living their increasingly diverse lives.
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Emily Jan The Heart of Nashville's Immigrant Community
Welcome to Casa Azafrán, where resources for Nashville's foreign-born population—which has almost doubled in the past decade—can be found all under one roof.
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Kevin Winter, AFP/Getty Barbie Has Locs, Hulk Is Korean, and Thor is a Girl. What's Going On?
Reimagined characters reflect cultural changes in the country.
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Popcorn and Hummus at the Concession Stand in Nashville
Thanks to local chefs and a cooking co-op, this theater's offerings break tradition.
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Emily Jan Baltimore Braces as the Freddie Gray Trial Begins
An officer on trial for manslaughter and assault in the death of Freddie Gray reveals the soul of a city.
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Junior Achievement Finance Parks Help Improve Financial Literacy
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Emily Jan D.C. Moms—and Babies—Campaign for Paid Leave
A Washington proposal making its way to hearings would offer up to 16 weeks for new births or to care for a relative.
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Emily Jan Students March to White House to Call for Social Change
The group of frustrated young people came together from far and wide to demand politicians address injustice.
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Outdoor Preschools Take Children into Living Classroom
Across the country, more parents opt for learning based on creativity and a little bit of dirt.
