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“Where Christian evangelicals worship Trump more than Jesus – key voters stay loyal to president” for The Guardian

1-2-20WIsconsinTrump3181b — CRANDON, WIS. – Jan. 2, 2020: Pastor Franz Gerber of Praise Chapel Community Church poses for a portrait Jan. 2, 2019 in Crandon, Wis. Crandon, located in Forest County, Wis., voted for Obama in 2008 and 2012 and then pivoted to vote for President Trump in the 2016 election. Photograph: Lauren Justice/The Guardian

1-2-20WIsconsinTrump2694 — CRANDON, WIS. – Jan. 2, 2020: A billboard referencing divisions in the community due to opioid abuse is seen Jan. 2, 2019 in Crandon, Wis. Crandon, located in Forest County, Wis., voted for Obama in 2008 and 2012 and then pivoted to vote for President Trump in the 2016 election. Photograph: Lauren Justice/The Guardian

1-2-20WIsconsinTrump2945 — CRANDON, WIS. – Jan. 2, 2020: Terri Burl, chair of Forest County GOP, right, and husband Randy Burl, at home Jan. 2, 2019 in Crandon, Wis. Crandon, located in Forest County, Wis., voted for Obama in 2008 and 2012 and then pivoted to vote for President Trump in the 2016 election. Photograph: Lauren Justice/The Guardian

1-2-20WIsconsinTrump2920 — CRANDON, WIS. – Jan. 2, 2020: Terri Burl, chair of Forest County GOP, at home Jan. 2, 2019 in Crandon, Wis. Crandon, located in Forest County, Wis., voted for Obama in 2008 and 2012 and then pivoted to vote for President Trump in the 2016 election. Photograph: Lauren Justice/The Guardian

1-2-20WIsconsinTrump3233 — CRANDON, WIS. – Jan. 2, 2020: Jennifer Nery at home Jan. 2, 2019 in Crandon, Wis. Nery voted for President Trump in 2016 but believes she made a mistake and will not vote for him in the 2020 election. Crandon, located in Forest County, Wis., voted for Obama in 2008 and 2012 and then pivoted to vote for President Trump in the 2016 election. Photograph: Lauren Justice/The Guardian

1-2-20WIsconsinTrump2710 — CRANDON, WIS. – Jan. 2, 2020: Jan. 2, 2019 in downtown Crandon, Wis. Crandon, located in Forest County, Wis., voted for Obama in 2008 and 2012 and then pivoted to vote for President Trump in the 2016 election. Photograph: Lauren Justice/The Guardian

1-2-20WIsconsinTrump5671 — CRANDON, WIS. – Jan. 2, 2020: Pastor Franz Gerber of Praise Chapel Community Church poses for a portrait Jan. 2, 2019 in Crandon, Wis. Crandon, located in Forest County, Wis., voted for Obama in 2008 and 2012 and then pivoted to vote for President Trump in the 2016 election. Photograph: Lauren Justice/The Guardian

1-2-20WIsconsinTrump5869 — CRANDON, WIS. – Jan. 2, 2020: Jennifer Nery at home Jan. 2, 2019 in Crandon, Wis. Nery voted for President Trump in 2016 but believes she made a mistake and will not vote for him in the 2020 election. Crandon, located in Forest County, Wis., voted for Obama in 2008 and 2012 and then pivoted to vote for President Trump in the 2016 election. Photograph: Lauren Justice/The Guardian

1-2-20WIsconsinTrump2765 — CRANDON, WIS. – Jan. 2, 2020: Jan. 2, 2019 in downtown Crandon, Wis. Crandon, located in Forest County, Wis., voted for Obama in 2008 and 2012 and then pivoted to vote for President Trump in the 2016 election. Photograph: Lauren Justice/The Guardian

Where Christian evangelicals worship Trump more than Jesus – key voters stay loyal to president

Posted on March 25, 2020March 25, 2020 by laurenjustice 0

NBA Sign Language Interpreter, for The New York Times

Brice Christianson, a sign language interpreter, at Fiserv Forum during a game between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Chicago Bulls in Milwaukee, Wis. Nov. 14, 2019. The Milwaukee Bucks are the first professional sports team in North America to have a sign language interpreter accompany the head coach to his postgame press conferences. Photographed for The New York Times

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Ð NOV. 14, 2019: Brice Christianson, a sign language interpreter, poses for a portrait at Fiserv Forum during a game between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Chicago Bulls in Milwaukee, Wis. Nov. 14, 2019. The Milwaukee Bucks are the first pro sports team in North America to have a sign language interpreter accompany the head coach to his postgame press conferences. Lauren Justice for The New York Times

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Ð NOV. 14, 2019: Brice Christianson, right, uses sign language to translate Coach Mike BudenholzerÕs post-game press conference at Fiserv Forum after a game between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Chicago Bulls in Milwaukee, Wis. Nov. 14, 2019. The Milwaukee Bucks are the first pro sports team in North America to have a sign language interpreter accompany the head coach to his postgame press conferences. Lauren Justice for The New York Times

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Ð NOV. 14, 2019: Brice Christianson uses sign language to translate Coach Mike BudenholzerÕs post-game press conference at Fiserv Forum after a game between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Chicago Bulls in Milwaukee, Wis. Nov. 14, 2019. The Milwaukee Bucks are the first pro sports team in North America to have a sign language interpreter accompany the head coach to his postgame press conferences. Lauren Justice for The New York Times

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Acid Attack in Milwaukee, Wis., for The New York Times

I met with Mahud Villalaz for two minutes outside his home in Milwaukee, Wis. as he was healing from being attacked with acid. Villalaz, a U.S. citizen, received second-degree burns to his face and recalled his attacker saying, “You came here to invade.”

Read the article by John Ismay in The New York Times

MILWAUKEE, WIS. – NOV. 4, 2019: Mahud Villalaz at his home Nov. 4, 2019 in Milwaukee, Wis. Villalaz suffered second-degree burns to his face after he was confronted by a man he says accused him of being in the country illegally. Lauren Justice for The New York Times

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Joe Thomas, retired from the Cleveland Browns, for The New York Times

Joe Thomas, retired Cleveland Browns offensive lineman, was planning for life after football in his first season. Photographed at his home in Madison, Wis. for The New York Times 9-4-19_JoeThomas3887 9-4-19_JoeThomas2442 9-4-19_JoeThomas3937 9-4-19_JoeThomas3895

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Presidential Candidate Cory Booker in Milwaukee, Wis. for The New York Times

2020 Presidential Candidate Cory Booker visits the Sherman Phoenix in Milwaukee, Wis. on his campaign tour. Photographed for The New York Times

MILWAUKEE, WIS. – AUG. 11, 2019: Presidential candidate Cory Booker speaks to guests at Sherman Phoenix in Milwaukee, Wis. Aug 11, 2019. Lauren Justice for The New York Times

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Ð AUG. 11, 2019: Presidential candidate Cory Booker looks out into the audience before he takes the stand to speak to guests at Sherman Phoenix in Milwaukee, Wis. Aug 11, 2019. Lauren Justice for The New York Times

MILWAUKEE, WIS. – AUG. 11, 2019: Presidential candidate Cory Booker speaks to guests at Sherman Phoenix in Milwaukee, Wis. Aug 11, 2019. Lauren Justice for The New York Times

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Ð AUG. 11, 2019: Presidential candidate Cory Booker holds the hand of Thelma Sias, 66, of Milwaukee, before taking the stage at Sherman Phoenix in Milwaukee, Wis. Aug 11, 2019. Lauren Justice for The New York Times

MILWAUKEE, WIS. – AUG. 11, 2019: Presidential candidate Cory Booker speaks to guests at Sherman Phoenix in Milwaukee, Wis. Aug 11, 2019. Lauren Justice for The New York Times

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Ð AUG. 11, 2019: Presidential candidate Cory Booker takes selfies with guests at Sherman Phoenix in Milwaukee, Wis. Aug 11, 2019. Lauren Justice for The New York Times

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Ð AUG. 11, 2019: Sabrina Adams, 23, left, and Max Adams, 17, right, cheer before Presidential candidate Cory Booker takes the stage at Sherman Phoenix in Milwaukee, Wis. Aug 11, 2019. Lauren Justice for The New York Times

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Ð AUG. 11, 2019: Lilliana Carter, 5, watches Presidential candidate Cory Booker take photos with guests at Sherman Phoenix in Milwaukee, Wis. Aug 11, 2019. Lauren Justice for The New York Times

MILWAUKEE, WIS. – AUG. 11, 2019: Presidential candidate Cory Booker speaks to guests at Sherman Phoenix in Milwaukee, Wis. Aug 11, 2019. Lauren Justice for The New York Times

Posted on March 18, 2020March 18, 2020 by laurenjustice 0

BLOC (Black Leaders Organizing Communities) in Milwaukee, Wis.

BLOC (Black Leaders Organizing Communities) Executive Director Angela Lang and her team discuss their strategies for informing the public about the upcoming local and presidential election at their office in Milwaukee, Wis. Photographed for Zora.

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Ð Oct. 17, 2019: BLOC Executive Director Angela Lang stands for a portrait in BLOC’s offices Milwaukee, Wis. Oct. 17, 2019. Photo by Lauren Justice

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Ð Oct. 17, 2019: BLOC staff members gather to vote for endorsement committee candidates within their organization at their office in Milwaukee, Wis. Oct. 17, 2019. Photo by Lauren Justice

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Ð Oct. 17, 2019: BLOC staff member Derrick Pouncey, 45, talks with other staff members at their office in Milwaukee, Wis. Oct. 17, 2019. Photo by Lauren Justice

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Ð Oct. 17, 2019: BLOC staff member Amari Rucker, 21, responds to conversation about running for an endorsement committee position in the BLOC offices in Milwaukee, Wis. Oct. 17, 2019. Photo by Lauren Justice

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Ð Oct. 17, 2019: BLOC staff members Joann Robinson, 26, right, and Amari Rucker, 21, left, canvass in downtown Milwaukee, Wis. Oct. 17, 2019. Photo by Lauren Justice

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Ð Oct. 17, 2019: BLOC staff members (left to right) Joann Robinson, 26, Amari Rucker, 21, and Tamer Malone, 21, canvass in downtown Milwaukee, Wis. and talk with resident Latonya Martin, 40, outside her home Oct. 17, 2019. Photo by Lauren Justice

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Ð Oct. 17, 2019: BLOC staff member Tamer Malone, 21, canvasses in downtown Milwaukee, Wis. Oct. 17, 2019. Photo by Lauren Justice

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Ð Oct. 17, 2019: BLOC staff member Tamer Malone, 21, canvasses in downtown Milwaukee, Wis. and talks with resident Latonya Martin, 40, outside her home Oct. 17, 2019. Photo by Lauren Justice

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Ð Oct. 17, 2019: The offices for BLOC, Black Leaders Organizing for Communities, in Milwaukee, Wis. Oct. 17, 2019. Photo by Lauren Justice

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Ð Oct. 17, 2019: BLOC Executive Director Angela Lang stands for a portrait outside BLOC’s offices Milwaukee, Wis. Oct. 17, 2019. Photo by Lauren Justice

Posted on March 18, 2020March 18, 2020 by laurenjustice 0

Madison, Wisconsin Headshots

, WIS. – Aug. 13, 2019: Photo by Lauren Justice 8-13-19_Edgewood College9863

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Wisconsin Business Portrait

MADISON, WIS. – Aug. 26, 2019: Taha Jangda of HealthX Ventures in Madison, Wis. Aug. 26, 2019. Photo by Lauren Justice

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Wisconsin Business Headshots

MADISON, WIS. – Aug. 15, 2019: Sanaz Cordes, Chief Executive Officer of DotComTherapy, photographed at her office in Madison, Wis. Aug. 15, 2019. Photo by Lauren Justice

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Student Loan Debt, for Buzzfeed News

LAKE MILLS, WIS. – Dec. 6, 2019: Ethan James at home in Lake Mills, Wis. Dec. 6, 2019. James works multiple jobs in an effort to pay down crippling student debt. Photo by Lauren Justice for Buzzfeed News