Thirty years may seem like a long time to someone nursing a grievance since the pitched battles of the late '60s, but in the sweep of history--on the heels of 90 years of Jim Crow and 200 of race slavery--it's nothing.
30 years may seem like a long time to an individual, but it is nothing compared to the long history of race relations in the United States.
30 years is an extraordinarily long time for a civil rights marcher, even in the grand scope of history.
Children are in a line.
A human reaching.
She walked through the mall.
Olympic soccer players are at the bar celebrating.
Badly hurt. The girl lay on the floor.
There are three children in this picture, and they are all inside.