If you are looking for certainty, you will not find it here.
This work confronts the questions beneath the headlines.

This is where the longer reckoning lives — field notes, essays, and unedited witness from the road. These essays are not reactions. They are records.

What I document in the field cannot always be contained in photographs alone. Some realities require language. Some require time. Here, they are given both — context, tension, and the dignity of complexity.

This writing serves not only the present moment, but the historical memory of what America is becoming.

New work appears quietly here, so it can be read without haste — and considered without noise.