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The Innocents at Home

In central Montana, one of the least racially diverse areas in the United States, residents grapple with the idea of voting for a black man.

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"Never could I have anticipated . . . a black man being at the top of the ticket"
Article | TEIGEN, Mont. Cattle ranchers in the high plains of central Montana sometimes come across square rock formations just beneath the ground's surface. They have no doubt about their origins. "They're the foundation of old one-room schools," says Dan Teigen, pointing to a spot where he recently made ...
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