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One morning in Morocco, veterinarian Meryem Imrani was on her way to work when she saw a small, fragile kitten huddled in the street. He was weak, thin, and clearly sick. His tiny body showed signs of neglect, and his sad eyes seemed to beg for help. Without a second thought, Meryem picked him up … Read more

To understand why this photograph resonated (and still resonates), it helps to understand what life was like in Chicago in 1952. Segregation and racial tension were very real. Though not always formalized everywhere, there were strong de facto separations in housing, schooling, recreation, and social life. Mixed-race friendships were less common; public opinion and social … Read more