"Yarely," from the series "3 Questions" by Cypriane Williams, courtesy of CPAC
In the small town of Herriman, Utah, children as young as six learn the
Declaration of Independence by putting it to song. Over a few hot
summer days, they will learn all about “Americanism,” a blend of
patriotism and history that casually mixes in some of the basic tenets of
libertarianism. At one point, they’ll pretend to overturn a boat full of tea
into Boston Harbor. Over 900 students attend “Utah Patriot Camp”
annually.
Herriman, Utah. © Sarah Blesener
Sarah Blesener on The Making of American Patriots
March 5, 2018 • Documentary/Photojournalism
Charles "Teenie" Harris,
Medic soldier with cross arm band and flag, seated on duffel bag, c. 1930-1950, Carnegie Museum of Art, Heinz Family Fund
The Service and Sacrifice of WWII’s Black Soldiers
February 19, 2018 • Historical
Picturing Invictus
June 3, 2016 • Portraits/Portraiture
Thank You For Your Service
May 30, 2016 • Documentary/Photojournalism
