Assignments for The BURG: 2022
April, 2022
“Green works out of Heads Up barbershop on N. 6th Street—a family-owned business for 46 years currently owned by his uncle James Cheatham.
It’s close to both the Camp Curtin YMCA and the Nativity School of Harrisburg. That location gives him a podium to reach the youth. He opens his shop at five in the morning, staying open till at least six each night, so he can be there for school kids to come in.
When he doesn’t have someone in the chair, he’s out on the street corner, talking to whoever comes by, keeping his eyes on the neighborhood. The kids know he’s there, and they know he’s watching.”
Rice & Beans
Cover for The BURG
May, 2022
Britni Lowe walks into her condemned apartment in Governor’s Square. City codes condemned the building in August of this year and Britni is waiting for approval to move into another apartment with her three year old son, Stevie.
Unfair Housing: Governor’s Square
November, 2022
Stephen Schuback stands outside of the Governor’s Square office on 5th Street.
Linda Manigault stands out front of her home in Governor’s Square.
One of many piles of debris found outside a condemned apartment in Governor’s Square from rotted out windows that have been replaced with new boards and brickwork.
A sign advertising Governor’s Square and manicured landscaping on the corner of 5th Street and Maclay Street.
Trash dumped out back of the residences on Forrest Street remains. Linda Manigault mentions a significant amount of it has been removed.