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Legacies of Japanese American Incarceration | Francisco Cantú | The New York Review of Books
Brandon Shimoda’s book about how the descendants and survivors of the United States’ Japanese internment camps try to keep their families’ histories alive is also a look at the brutal system of migrant detention that continues to this day.
Matt Eich’s Fallen America | Ben Mauk | The New York Review of Books
The photobook is a strange medium. It combines two technologies—one about as old as Christianity, the other younger than the United States. If photographs Matt Eich’s photobook series, “The Invisible Yoke,” is an exorcism of the country’s demons.
The New Baghdad | Nabil Salih | The New York Review of Books
The ghost of Jabra Ibrahim Jabra may still prowl Princesses’ Street by night, but hardly anyone in this affluent neighborhood in western Baghdad would The Iraqi capital is witnessing an inequitable construction boom, as the elite launder oil money and the state reconfigures sites of dissent.