Trevor Bach
environment-people
'It's Been Hell': Inside the Town Where Trumpers Are Building a Private Wall
A sleepy South Texas town is facing environmental destruction as a citizen-funded wall gets erected.
Trevor Bach
1.28.20
cities
'Sentenced to Death': What It's Like Living in a Cancer-Plagued Oil Town
Port Arthur, Texas, is surrounded by refineries that residents say are poisoning them.
Trevor Bach
1.2.20
identity-race
The Long Shadow of Racism Hangs Over Montgomery’s First Black Mayor
The city is struggling to shed its long history of racism.
Trevor Bach
10.22.19
money-corruption
This Mayor Allegedly Said Vile, Racist Things on Tape. Voters Still Stand by Him
Some of the most important swing voters in the country seem poised to reelect a politician surrounded by distinctly Trumpian scandal.
Trevor Bach
10.21.19
Travel
This Community Is Tearing Itself Apart Over Non-Christians Owning Houses
Bay View, Michigan, is an idyllic place that has been consumed by an unlikely 21st-century debate: Should non-Christians be allowed to vote and buy property?
Trevor Bach
10.25.18
Politics
How This Small Town in Trump Country Dumped Its Islamophobic President
His vitriolic Facebook posts inspired protests that nearly tore a Michigan village apart. It's now trying to come back together.
Trevor Bach
6.8.18
immigration
ICE Has Trapped This Immigrant in a Church for Three Months
If he's deported, he'll leave behind his family, including a wife suffering from multiple sclerosis.
Trevor Bach
4.19.18
Politics
John Conyers's Family Is in a Bizarre Fight Over His Congressional Seat
The Detroit legend is resigning amid sexual harassment allegations. His supporters are shocked, angry, and preparing for "utter chaos."
Trevor Bach
12.8.17
inequality
The People Left Behind by Detroit's 'Comeback'
As the city's remarkable recovery unfolds, the benefits are distributed unequally, frustrating some residents.
Trevor Bach
10.17.17
Travel
The 'Croc Whisperer' Saving Jamaica's Crocodiles One at a Time
Thanks to rampant poaching, Jamaica's crocodiles are facing extinction—but not if Lawrence Henriques has anything to say about it.
Trevor Bach
6.14.16
Stuff
They Still Call Me Daddy
Marcus was nine and Nick was four when their dad explained that he was going to start a new life as a woman. In several conversations, Dio Dipasupil, married and in his early 40s, would sit down with his boys at the family’s home in New Jersey and...
Trevor Bach
7.13.13
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