Robert Castagna

Contributing Author

Robert Castagna is a photographer based out of Boston Massachusetts.

History Repeats Itself
An American Protest
July 21, 2020
“History repeats itself” is a truism almost as old as history itself, and for a good reason. Patterns established early seem to absorb into the psyche of humanity for generations to come, playing out in societies repeatedly. America’s original sin, slavery, was embedded in our Constitution in a coded way, for the word never appeared there, yet the horrific practice was made lawful.
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An American Fault Line
The U.S./Mexican Border
July 2, 2020
The U. S. /Mexican borderlands would be a hauntingly beautiful place if the scars of humanity were not so deep. One is reminded of prison, on the one hand, a cemetery on the other. The ghosts of asylum seekers and migrants are omnipresent through the carefully placed crosses and memorials that line the border wall.
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History Repeats Itself

An American Protest

July 21, 2020

An American Fault Line

The U.S./Mexican Border

July 2, 2020

Meet the Analog.Cafe authors!