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Scott Mc Kiernan Presents zReportage.com Story of the Week #763: Launched TUESDAY November 24, 2020: ‘Behind MY Mask’ from ZUMA Press award winning photojournalist KATHARINE KIMBALL

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Scott Mc Kiernan Presents zReportage.com Story of the Week #763: Launched TUESDAY November 24, 2020: ‘Behind MY Mask’ from ZUMA Press award winning photojournalist KATHARINE KIMBALL, who interviewed, Oregonians about mask wearing during COVID-19. Health officials say it would change American lives for the better, if it became a cultural norm in the U.S. for people to wear masks when they’re under the weather or in crowded areas. In Japan or South Korea, locals might get dirty looks if they hop on a subway with a sniffle and no mask. Thru out America rallies protesting masks, as a violation of their personal freedom. Meanwhile for others it is the new normal, as they have gotten used to wearing them in public. Like the seat belt a generation ago. Public health experts believe that American culture could fundamentally shift to embrace this new hygiene practices. What do the you think? Welcome to: ‘Behind MY Mask’
‘Excited to launch this important cultural reportage, Katharine did a super job of interviewing and made beautiful portraits to accompany their mask experiences.’ Scott Mc Kiernan Publisher of zReportage.

KATHARINE KIMBALL is a bilingual (Spanish/English), ZUMA Press photojournalist based near Portland, Oregon, specializing in documenting the resilience of marginalized communities. Katharine previous work has centered on the effects of gentrification on Black neighborhood churches in Portland, individuals navigating gender transitions in New Mexico and immigrant/refugee community leaders in Oregon. Katharine was a staff photojournalist at Albuquerque Journal for five years after working at various newspaper internships. She earned her Masters degree from the University of Missouri Graduate School of Journalism and served as a U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer in The Dominican Republic. She is currently documenting a group of 13 multiracial women (9 are mothers) who are fighting for racial justice across Oregon. (Credit: © Katharine Kimball/ZUMA Wire)

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ZUMA’s David Barak Featured on TheGuardian.com November 24th, 2020

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June 13, 2020, San Diego, California, USA: One America News Network is a cable television channel founded by Robert Herring Sr. in 2013. The San Diego-based channel, known as OANN or OAN, is a right-leaning media organization known for propagating conspiracy theories. President Trump is a viewer and was the subject of criticism after re-Tweeting a conspiracy theory that claimed a 75-year-old protester pushed to the ground by police in Buffalo, New York, was an ”antifa provocateur.

Scott Mc Kiernan, Founder & Editor-in-Chief, ZUMA Press

ZUMA’s Juan Carlos Hernandez Featured on La Razon.es November 23, 2020

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VENEZUELA DAILY LIFE
November 13, 2020, Guacara, Carabobo, Venezuela: A woman with umbrella walks in front of graffiti of Nicolas Maduro.

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ZUMA’s Shou Yi Ceng Recievs Honorable Mention for NDAward 2020

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The entire land of India has been filled up with ounces of agitations since the proposal of Citizenships Amendment Act by Prime Minister Modi’s administration in November last year, as people at different ages with different religions joined in enormous numbers in both peaceful and violent demonstrations to protest against the Act, as well as the National Register of Citizens, which is an official record used to differentiate legal immigrants and to deport them from India.

The Act has been accused of depriving fundamental rights and freedom of religion among existing muslims in India, whereas muslims who encounter religious suppression in neighborhoods will simultaneously be excluded from the eligibility of seeking for amnesty and applying for citizenships, which has become a major factor that forms a great, intact and acute unity along with consistency among the people in India to call for withdrawal of both the CAA and NRC implementations.

This series of photographs taken between 28 Jan and 12 Feb, 2020 captured various moments of how Indian nationals in Mumbai and Delhi, including minors, youngsters and the elderly contributed efforts to the nationwide, ongoing social movement, even though they have been threatened by forceful actions taken by the authority for dispersion toward many congregations, assemblies, marches and sit-ins as well.

Since the commencement of the movement, demonstrators and supporters have started using the national flag of India, portraits of two social activists, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi and Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar as the quintessential, spiritual significations.

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ZUMA’s Kenneth Martin featured on WSJ.com November 13, 2020

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June 16, 2020, Boston, Massachusetts, U.S: COVID 19 CORONA VIRUS PANDEMIC – A busy day at the Emergency receiving area at Massachusetts General Hospital. Covid -19 and other patients arrive through the day. Cases and deaths from Covid-19 have been dropping s Massachusetts begin a planned reopening of the state to business.

Photo Credit © Kenneth Martin/ZUMA Wire

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ZUMA’s Kenneth Martin featured on Postimees.ee

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Postimees is an Estonian daily newspaper established on January 1, 1857, by Johann Voldemar Jannsen. In 1891, it became the first daily newspaper in Estonia.

October 11, 2020, Boston, Massachusetts, U.S: American-Armenians protest Azerbaijan’s military aggression in Artsakh, Nagorno-Karabakh,with Turkey’s support, attacking the Artsakh Republic formerly Mountainous Karabakh. Those actions have led to war between the two former Russian Soviet republics.Two weeks later a temporary cease fire was declared with Russian mediation but was apparently violated by Azerbaijan. In Boston today the protest and march by 2,000 demonstrators started at the Consulate of Turkey and proceeded through downtown Boston to the Armenian Heritage Park on the Rose Kennedy Greenway where a rally was held and dynamic speakers from multiple Armenian organizations and the Armenian church made impassioned oratories to the demonstrators and the people of Boston.

Photo Credit © Kenneth Martin via ZUMAPress

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