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“Whether on reclaimed ledger paper or vintage picture postcards, the images he constructs are something like found details themselves—singular and mysterious, if occasionally a little on the nose,” writes Will Heinrich.

“In interviews with dozens of Black, Latina, and Asian-American women, many of them said Ms. Harris’s story was also their story,” the Times’s authors write. “In Ms. Harris’s life, they recognized both her triumphs and the challenges that come with living in a country wrestling with its history of discrimination.”