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THESE PHOTOS FLIP A = PREVAILING VIEW OF THE WORLD
Saturday, March 11, 2023
In today’s newsletter, w= e see the Flying Cholitas of Bolivia, cheer on women rodeo performers, splash with Su= n City synchronized = swimmers =2E=2E=2E and rescue mustangs in Texas=2E Plus, why do ‘atmosph= eric rivers’ keep pouring down = on California?
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PHOTOGRAPH BY LUISA D= =C3=96RR

The editors of the new photo book What We See say 85% of the world’s photojournalists are m= en=2E What does that mean about the way our visual historical record has be= en recorded?

The book aims to provide a little balance=2E It feature= s the work of 100 women and nonbinary documentary photographers over the pa= st half century=2E

We're featuring a few of those photographers who = work for Nat Geo=2E They include Luisa D=C3=B6rr, who made the photo (above) of two Indigenous women in traditional clothi= ng wrestling in Bolivia=2E “At first, I was fascinated by the skill,= ” she says=2E “But then I saw it went beyond the ring=2E They= are fighting for their rights, for recognition, for equality=2E”

See D=C3=B6rr’s wo= rk on the Bolivian wrestlers and on women skateboarders=2E

Please consider getting our digital report and magazine <= /em>by subscribing here=2E
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PHOTOGRAPH BY YAGAZIE= EMEZI
Trying new things: Photographer and Nat Geo Ex= plorer Yagazie Emezi created a series of portraits featuring a woman on = a journey of retraced steps and disovery=2E Emezi explored “what hap= pens when we leave the old for the new, what is left, and what is taken=2E&= #x201D;

More work by Emazi: How women ar= e remaking Rwanda
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PHOTOGRAPH BY NATALIE= KEYSSAR
Surreal: Photographer Natal= ie Keyssar followed a cheerleading team in Venezuela during the he= ight of an economic crisis=2E She portrayed them performing at a bitcoin co= nference in a luxury hotel when some of them didn’t have enough to e= at=2E “These women taught me about the connection between joy and re= silience, the power of sisterhood, and the value of talent,” Keyssar= says=2E

Her work for Nat Geo has range= d from California’s female rodeo = performers to a New York street where mo= re than 300 languages are spoken=2E
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Above us, only sky: Photographer Kholood Eid sought uplift in this portrait of two sisters w= ho had experienced child sexual abuse=2E "I did not want the survivors I ph= otographed to appear sinister in any way, which can easily happen when the = goal is anonymity=2E I wanted to honor the tenderness and courage I see in = those who trust us enough to let us in=2E”
More work by Eid: Afghan refug= ees are finding a warm welcome in small-town America=
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PHOTOGRAPH BY KENDRIC= K BRINSON
Learning on the job: Photographer Kendrick Brinson was inspired when documenting groups in th= e vast Sun City, Arizona, retirement community, such as the synchronized sw= imming group (above), moments before a holiday reindeer routine in the pool= =2E “I have learned about the joy of doing things that make me feel = good and that I do not necessarily have to be the best at them, or even goo= d at them=2E" See more from Sun City= =2E
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Racehorses on dinner plates? Investigation finds drug-filled horses shi= pped across borders to be harvested for their meat
Related: Trying to rescue wild mustangs (a= bove, volunteer Hillary Novak with a rescued mu= stang herd in Bowie, Texas)
Swearing can be good—and chimps do it, too
Yes, Americans ARE moving th= eir clocks forward this coming weekend
A clue to a mysterious disease: It starts i= n the gut
Lower (or heighten) your risk of disease with these foods
Is this the tomb of Jesus?
These are 'atmospheric rivers'—and they keep flood= ing California
These women risked everything to be the first to fly
Why endometriosis is common, incredibly pai= nful—and often misdiagnosed
The bold, l= oyal, and scandalous sister of Napoleon Bonaparte
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PHOTOGRAPH BY EDUARD = FLORIN NIGA
Close up: Fuzzy and furry aren't typical words= used to describe ants, but these up close and personal images from photogr= apher Eduard Florin Niga reveal otherwise=2E (P= ictured is a male Dorylus mayri from West Africa=2E)
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PHOTOGRAPH BY ERIKA L= ARSEN

Portrait in courage: At age 29, Margaret (pictured) had a double mast= ectomy as a precaution against cancer=2E She's a mother and a wife who chos= e not to reconstruct after the surgery=2E

Margaret did choose, howe= ver, to be vulnerable with photographer and Nat Geo Explorer Erika Larsen=2E

"She told me = part of her healing process had been making herself vulnerable and nothing = had made her feel more comfortable with being vulnerable than allowing hers= elf to be photographed topless," Larsen writes for Nat Geo=2E
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PHOTOGRAPH FROM NATIO= NAL PHOTO COMPANY COLLECTION, LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
On the job: One of Nat Geo’s earliest c= ontributors, Harriet Chalmers Adams (1875-1937)= , traveled all around the world during a 30-year career with the magazine= =2E

A feminist, writer, photograp= her, and explorer, Adams (pictured above) covered 40,000 miles in Latin= America via canoe, foot, and train=2E She traversed Haiti on horseback=2E = She was the first female journalist allowed to explore the French trenches = during World War I=2E

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Today’s soundtrack: I Make The Dough, You Get The Gl= ory, Kathleen Edwards

This newsletter has been curated and edited by David Beard, Hannah Farrow,= and Jen Tse=2E Amanda Williams-Bryant, Alisher Egamov, Rita Spinks, and Je= remy Brandt-Vorel also contributed this week=2E Special thanks this week to= Women Photograph and to its first book=2E Th= anks for reading!
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