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The new south

Southern correspondent Matthew Teague and photographer David Levene profile six US states – Texas, Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee and Virginia – in the run-up to the vital Super Tuesday primary elections

27 February 2016

  • TENNESSEE/VIRGINIA INSTAGRAM GALLERY David Levene @davidlevene and Matt Teague @mtteague embark on a road trip across the 6 Southern States of the USA that will make up Super Tuesday primaries (Texas, Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Virginia) Roanoke Viriginia USA Photograph by @davidlevene for The Guardian 14/2/2016

    The new south: Charlottesville, Virginia … and the end of the road – in pictures

  • Charlottesville, Virginia UVA (University of Virginia), Charlottesville, on President’s Day. A group of final-year students decide to get a group photograph taken, in their dressing-gowns, in front of the famous and historic Rotunda building. Images for ‘The New South’ road trip Stage 6. Tennessee to Virginia Viriginia USA Photograph by David Levene for The Guardian 15/2/2016

    The new south: searching for Jefferson in Charlottesville, Virginia

26 February 2016

  • Robert’s Western World in Nashville

    The new south: the evolving identity of Music City, Tennessee's cultural heart

  • Robert's Western World Nighttime on Broadway, downtown Nashville. Images for 'The New South' road trip gallery Stage 5. Tennessee Photograph by @davidlevene for The Guardian 13/2/16

    The new south: Nashville, Tennessee – in pictures

25 February 2016

  • Georgia State Capital Atlanta, Georgia ‘The New South’ Stage 4. GEORGIA Atlanta Georgia USA Photograph by David Levene for The Guardian 12/2/16

    The new south: all roads lead to Atlanta, Georgia, city of black power

    In the fourth part of a trip through southern Super Tuesday states, Atlanta’s powerbrokers have a critical role to play in shaping the Democratic race

24 February 2016

  • Ralph Ervin (One of the highest ranking public officials in Camden, Alabama) The New South: Alabama Alabama USA Photograph by David Levene for The Guardian 11/2/16

    The new south: in search of the right to vote in Camden, Alabama

    In the third part of a trip through southern Super Tuesday states, the poorest corner of Alabama struggles for voting rights for its citizens 50 years after Selma

23 February 2016

  • A bench outside a restaurant in Fayetteville displays the razorbacks, also known as the hogs, the symbols of college sports teams at the University of Arkansas

    The new south: a drive across northern Arkansas – in pictures

  • The Clinton House Museum in Fayetteville, Arkansas

    The new south: once Clinton country, Arkansas makes a ‘swift' lurch to the right

22 February 2016

  • Guardian journalist Matt Teague has his photograph taken withSomboon Rattanawerapong, 47, a buddhist monk from Thailand who lives in Arlington, Texas, who is visiting the Texas School Book Depository and surrounding streets that mark the events where JFK was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald

    The new south: Irving, Texas – in pictures

  • Grace Ndam, owner of the African Village Restaurant in Irving, Texas. This are zip-code is reputed to be the most diverse in the whole United States.

    The new south: how Republican Texas is changing its deep red hue

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