Carnegie Knight News 21:Fractured
From Carnegie Knight news 21
Donovan Johnson was selected among 29 journalists for a nationwide
reporting initiative focusing on the state of American Democracy. Johnson worked as a visual journalist traveling across the country to produce a photo essay as well as shooting and editing the official trailer for the project.
Photography By Donovan Johnson for News 21
‘The most horrible day’: Those at the Capitol on Jan. 6 carry scars, shame, satisfaction
Donovan Johnson traveled to Idaho, Wisconsin, Washington D.C., Maryland and Virginia to complete a photo essay analyzing the lives of those who took part in the January 6 insurrection.
You can read the full story here.
Pamela Hemphill
Donovan Johnson traveled to Idaho, Wisconsin, Washington D.C., Maryland and Virginia to complete a photo essay analyzing the lives of those who took part in the January 6 insurrection.
You can read the full story here.
Pamela Hemphill
Pamela Hemphill drives through Boise, Idaho, on June 17, 2024. Hemphill served two months in prison for her actions during the Capitol insurrection. (Photo by Donovan Johnson/News21)
Hemphill holds her dog, Pork Chop, inside her apartment. (Photo by Donovan Johnson/News21)
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Hemphill recently returned to Boise – to the same apartment building, though a different unit, that she lived in before going to prison. Friends David Vincent, left, and Loyd Gibbons, right, help her unpack her belongings. (Photos by Donovan Johnson/News21)
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Hemphill says she fell into a deep depression after Jan. 6, prompting her to seek help from Alcoholics Anonymous, a safe haven for her for decades. (Photo by Donovan Johnson/News21)
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