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Bessemer, Alabama: Portraits of the American worker

The site of the historic unionization campaign at an Amazon warehouse is like a lot of American towns: People want good jobs, and that means not just wages but dignity and respect.

By Kristin Toussaint/Photographs by Lynsey Weatherspoon

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