by Dale Maharidge · Seven Stories Press · tapa dura · ISBN 9781583226278
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«Homeland» is an essay by Dale Maharidge with photographs by Michael Williamson, published by Seven Stories Press in hardcover (296 pages, in English).
The book portrays American society through opposing voices: families ruined by medical bills and jobs lost to NAFTA, alongside white supremacists who claim closeness to progressives. Maharidge weaves together common decency, racial fury, and political discontent, composing a choral portrait of the United States.
Dale Maharidge and Michael Williamson were recognized with the Pulitzer Prize for And Their Children After Them; Homeland received the Gustavus Myers Outstanding Book Award in 2005.
It is suitable for readers interested in recent US history, journalism, and the country's social and political analysis.
