A Photographer On The Front Lines Of Opposing Viewpoints
In the StoryCorps Atlanta booth, Brandon English, right, talks with his former colleague, Ed Hall, about covering rallies.
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Brandon English, 28, is a visual artist and freelance photojournalist.
In the StoryCorps Atlanta booth, he tells former colleague Ed Hall about covering rallies of opposing viewpoints and what exactly that means to him as a young African-American.
This story was recorded in partnership with the Atlanta History Center, which hosts Atlanta’s StoryCorps Booth
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