Set Adrift in Western China
Photographer John Francis Peters’s road trip through China offers a glimpse at the subtle connections that define the country today.
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The Guide: June 2013
LightBox presents a new monthly feature, The Guide, bringing you June's best books, exhibitions and ways to experience photography beyond the web from around the world.
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From LIFE.com
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All Hail New York Taxis: Gotham Cabs and Cabbies of the 1940s
LIFE.com recalls the big, burly taxi cabs that prowled the streets of New York City in the 1940s, and the rough-looking, distinctive characters who drove them.
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Scenes from Brazil's Angry, Nationwide Protests
Hundreds of thousands have taken to the streets across the country, protesting the corruption and social inequities that make up life in this booming, emerging Latin American giant. -
Protests Rile Istanbul As Police and Activists Clash
A protest over parkland turned violent as police cracked down on demonstrators, sparking widespread outcries against the ruling party -
Iranians Cast Vote in an Uneasy Election
As Iran heads to the polls to elect a successor to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, they find themselves torn between making a choice for themselves and a statement to the West. -
The Space Sorority: Fifty Years of Women in Orbit
In honor of the The 50th anniversary of the first woman in space, TIME takes a look at some of the most remarkable female astronauts to go into orbit.
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