I documented dozens of shrines to people who've died in North Philly here's what they tell us about memory, grief and trauma

The makeshift memorials in Kensington serve as powerful public expressions of private grief, underscoring the intensity of personal loss within a community grappling with trauma.

Michael Rothberg challenges the idea that memory is just a personal record. He defines it as something that can entwine individual experiences with collective contexts, shaping how communities process trauma.

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