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Cory Clark is a freelance photojournalist and writer focused on civil and human rights issues, social justice and politics. He is a regular contributor with Getty Images, AP and AFP. His work has appeared in, The Guardian, Fortune Magazine, The World Weekly and Glamour Magazine, as well as, on NBC, CNN, BBC, in addition to many other outlets. He has exhibited his work at The Henry George School, Mug Shots, and Wet Paint Gallery. Cory is currently working on a photodocumentary book on homelessness, based on his time on the street accompanying homeless folks in DC, New York, and Philadelphia. The book will be augmented with stories about his experiences, those he documented and statistical data, designed to bring the facts about homelessness to the reader in a visceral way that can not be ignored.
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Friday, November 17, 2017Art as Protest: Challenging the New Norms of the New American Century Her playful use of imagery, complex use of dimension within each painting, ruefully enigmatic references to highlight various political and social issues of our day come together as a where's Waldo of political discourse.
Sunday, October 15, 2017SBA Failure to Reign in Predatory Lending Could Lead to Second Banking Crisis If regulators don't pivot from their reliance on lending institution self-reporting toward a more consumer centrist view of their regulatory role the nation risks being blindsided by another crash. One with a far heavier price to pay for the American economy.
