Lisa McCord's project on her grandparents' cotton farm explores themes of home, community, race, and industry through personal relationships with farm workers and images reflecting socioeconomic structures of the rural south.
McCord acknowledges her privileged position as a white photographer and granddaughter of a landowner, recognizing the implications of photographing the Black community within power structures and socioeconomic contexts.
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