My newest photographic project, Love Between Us, Hatred Behind Us, honestly addresses some dark aspects of our common history. I believe Voltaire’s famous maxim: To the living we owe respect; To the dead we owe only truth. We have come to understand that much of our troubled present is anchored to a troubled past. So, to be an informed, constitutional social order, we must reassess, repair, and amend what, within the America-first purity narrative that has become our political history, was unjust, unsavory and deleted. What Professor John Torpey, in Trouble with the Past, called a predetermined horizon, a foreordained destiny, a fate.