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Published 6.1.2020 by Zócalo Public Square to accompany Drea Brown’s essay on Phyllis Wheatley
THE AMAZING LIFE OF AMERICA’S FIRST FULL-TIME BLACK ACTIVIST
Published by Zócalo Public Square to accompany an article by Graham Hodges (2/10/2020)
HOW A HUMBLE STONE CARRIES THE MEMORY OF AN 1851 AFRICAN AMERICAN UPRISING AGAINST THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW
Published by Zocalo Public Square to accompany an essay by James Delle (1/16/2019)
THE HEARTBREAKING LOVE LETTERS THAT SPURRED AN OHIO BLACKSMITH TO JOIN JOHN BROWN'S RAID
Published by Zocalo Public Square to accompany an essay by Eugene L. Meyer (10/19/2019)
THE BEAUTIFUL FEMALE ACCOMPLICE WHOSE PROSECUTION FASCINATED LOS ANGELES
In 1933, Burmah White, aka the ‘Blonde Rattlesnake,’ Was Punished Harshly as a Warning to Worldly Girls
Published by Zócalo Public Square (9.23.2019)
OXEN WERE THE UNHERALDED HEROES OF AMERICA'S OVERLAND TRAILS
Published by Zocalo Public Square to accompany the essay by Diana L. Ahmad (8/11/2019)
HOW DID 19TH-CENTURY A MURDERER LIZZIE BORDEN BECOME A HOUSEHOLD NAME?
Published by Zocalo Public Square to accompany the essay by Joseph Conforti (7/21/2019)
HOW DID 19TH-CENTURY A MURDERER LIZZIE BORDEN BECOME A HOUSEHOLD NAME?
Second illustration published by Zocalo Public Square to accompany Joseph Conforti’s essay (7/21/2019)
THE ONCE ENSLAVED KENTUCKIAN WHO BECAME THE ‘POTATO KING OF THE WORLD’
Published by Zocalo Public Square to accompany the essay by Peter Longo (7/7/2019)
Published by Zocalo Public Square to accompany the wonderful essay by Jessica Pierce (6/17/2019)
Published by Zocalo Public Square to accompany Joe Matthews article about his youth in China (6/2/2019).
This image was created for Zócalo Public Square to accompany the article by Paul Carroll “Everyone Should Know That A Nuclear Bomb Can Incinerate Their Neighborhood in 2.5 Seconds / The Better We All Understand These Weapons’ Power, The Less Likely Governments Are To Use Them”. Published 5/15/2019 on www.zocalopublicsquare.org
This image was created to accompany Andrea Pitzer’s essay “The Small-Town West Virginia Bookstore that Helped Me Survive My Traumatic Childhood”. Published 5/6/2019 on www.zocalopublicsquare.org
Published by Zócalo Public Square for the Letters section of their webpage
Digital illustration available as Giclee print on archival paper
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2022