Tag: portrait
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David Harris: Seriously Funny. Behind the Laughs.
A studio session with my friend and comedian David Harris—built around his personality, his expressions, and the seriously funny guy behind the laughs.
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When Fear Closed Doors, They Opened Theirs
//WitnessWhen fear drove immigrant families in Austin behind closed doors, Flor and Maria kept showing up—bringing food, answering calls, guiding neighbors through uncertainty, and reminding us what it means to help when others are afraid.
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Inside Cuba’s Broken Safety Net
//CubaIn a crumbling Havana apartment, two mothers raise three children with no doctors, no daycare, and no reliable water. Love and grit keep them afloat, but a broken system shapes every part of their lives, from bread to schooling to survival.
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Minneapolis did not wake up to a federal “operation” today. It woke up to a killing.
//WitnessI arrived shortly after an ICE agent killed a woman in Minneapolis. What follows is a firsthand account of what I witnessed as federal agents withdrew and the city gathered to bear witness.
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After the Revolution: Growing Old in Cuba
//CubaIn a cracked Havana apartment, Caridad boils water, hangs laundry, and cares for her ailing husband. Once, there was plenty. Now, there’s one electric pot and five pounds of rice. This is not a story of outrage—it’s a story of quiet endurance, when the system forgets you but the day still demands to be lived.
