MaryAnne Golon

The African American Cowgirls of Color are honoring a rich American tradition and providing visibility and exposure in the hope of creating the next generation of black cowgirls and cowboys. “I want kids to see me, a black woman riding a horse,” Brown said. “If for nothing else than to give them the confidence in knowing they can do anything they set their minds to.”

Washington Post Photographer Bonnie Jo Mount documents climate refugees in Newtok, Alaska.

Italian photographer Daria Addabbo explores America through the lyrics of Bruce Springsteen.

These dogs helped a world renowned photographer start anew and to love photography again.

The year’s most profound pictures offer a window into what just happened — and what it meant for us.

As the ice melts, U.S. prepares for possible threats from Russia and China

Photographer Angus Mordant documents a painful week as a family buries a beloved patriarch in Missouri.

Thirty-seven years after leaving office, Jimmy Carter, 93, still bypasses the wealth and perks that flow so freely to other former presidents.

Matt McClain photographs a former Dust Bowl town's celebration of its past.

She was 13 and didn’t want to be remembered as that girl who died. Her name is Lola.