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HOMELAND by Nina Berman nigeria whereby in order to resistNina Berman, as an American photographer looking at America, delivers a caustic and surreal vision of the United States during the Bush years in her second book Homeland. A product of seven years work, with images from across America, Berman gives us a glimpse into the bizarre manifestations of the homeland security state and the ideologies that have reshaped post 9 11 America. In Homeland, happy families step through suburbs clutching anti nuke