Residents of Old Tent City homeless encampment in Nashville, Tennessee
For more than two weeks he had been working on his motorcycle, in preparation for heading west.
e he built from scrap wood he scavenged from miles around the Old Tent City encampment. Sadly the City of Nashville demolished his house stating that it was a safety hazard. The irony is that it took the bulldozers more than an hour to bring the structure down.
Three Lakota on horseback, one bearing the American Flag, ride through Oceti Sakowin (the main camp) at the Standing Rock No DAPL Protests.
Protestors, many of them masked, stand along ND Highway 81 amidst the dense morning fog during the No DAPL Protests at Standing Rock.
Protestors, including two who are carrying a a stretched out American Flag, march to the ancestral burial grounds north of the Standing Rock Reservation in North Dakota during the No DAPL Protests.
Two workers shovel mounds of sawdust to cover the floor of the firing barn in preparation for curing the recently hung harvested tobacco leaves.
A worker lights small fires throughout the sawdust-covered floors of the dark fired tobacco firing barn. These fires will cause the sawdust to smolder, creating heat and smoke for the curing process.
Miss BB Pink of Wilson, North Carolina stands in her pink living room with her hands held high giving praise to God.