In Sight: The Best Photos from the Week

The Best Photos of the Week ; In Sight

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The Best Photos of the Week (Melina Mara/The Washington Post) Here are 13 of the week's best photos The 75th D-Day anniversary in France, outdoor ballet lesson in Moscow, guardsman faints during parade rehearsal in London, Liverpool soccer team is celebrated and prayer during Eid Al-Fitr. Here's a look at 13 of the best photos from the week selected by photo editors at The Washington Post. Read more     In Sight (David Arribas) Perspective Heartbreaking photos of greyhounds caught in an age-old Spanish hunting tradition Photographer David Arribas documents the treatment of Spanish greyhounds used to compete during wild hare hunting season. By David Arribas and Dee Swann · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT   (James Lattanzio) Perspective Portraits of high school athletes that go beyond their outer strength and reveal their inner drive James Lattanzio set out to show student athletes in way that revealed their character. By James Lattanzio and Chloe Coleman · Read more Perspective A new book of photographs offers a penetrating look at the segregated South during Redemption and Jim Crow Photographer and writer Sarah Stacke delves into the archive of Hugh Mangum, an uncanny portraitist working at the turn of the 20th century. By Sarah Stacke · Read more (Anna Filipova) Perspective What life's like in the world's northernmost naturally inhabited town Photographer and researcher Anna Filipova traveled to Qaanaq, Greenland, to see how it is holding up to the effects of climate change. By Kenneth Dickerman and Anna Filipova · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT       Must-see photo stories (Carolyn Van Houten/The Washington Post) 'I hate elephants': Behind the backlash against Botswana's giants Are elephants gentle giants that draw tourists or lumbering killers that trample crops? In Botswana, they're both. By Max Bearak · Read more (Salwan Georges/The Washington Post) The chocolate you're eating probably began with cocoa harvested by children Nearly 20 years ago, companies like Hershey, Nestle and Mars pledged to eradicate the "worst forms" of child labor in their supply chains. Why haven't they kept their promises? By Peter Whoriskey, Rachel Siegel and Salwan Georges · Read more (Toni L. Sandys/The Washington Post) USWNT fights for equal pay as team begins Women's World Cup defense The U.S. women's soccer team, in France for the World Cup, has a big challenge back home: a battle against gender discrimination. By Liz Clarke, Toni Sandys and Virginia Singarayar · Read more (Melina Mara/The Washington Post) Who will win California's Democratic primary? The Post asked Californians who would get their vote if the election were today. By Melina Mara · Read more Recommended for you Get the Travel newsletter A Sunday tipsheet with new destinations, deals and tips, along with travel writing from around the world. Sign Up

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