Notes from the Beautiful Periphery
Vanessa JohnsonReimagining the US-Mexico Borderlands and Edges Everywhere
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The Allure of a Shady Character
I possess a personality flaw, likely genetic, in that I’m attracted to someone who can tell a good story.
All photos by Rich Wright
My father, who not only studied law, but acted within its confines, nonetheless was fascinated by these ty...
A Stain on Our City: Camp East Montana
About a year ago, I wrote a piece entitled “Why Immigration Detention Should Be Abolished.” Camp East Montana did not yet exist; this sprawling tent city with a capacity of 5,000, sitting on Fort Bliss land at the edge of El Paso, began ope...
Places: Batopilas, Chihuahua
Chihuahua is Mexico’s largest state by size. Its Copper Canyon region, lying at the southwest of the state, is perhaps one of the more magical and remote places in our extended borderlands. The municipality of Batopilas lies at the bottom o...
Mother Tree
Have you ever hugged a tree, your cheek pressed against rough bark?
Before there was a thing called forest bathing, I used to lie on my back, and look up at the sky through the trees, the one place that felt like what a cathedral should be...
These Once-Wild Lands
We measure loss in imprecise ways: forgetfulness, a pang of recognition in the stomach, or a full-blown panic attack. One of the many things we’ve forgotten is that only a century or two ago, the Southwest teemed with bison, grizzly bears,...
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