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June 5, 1968 Senator and presidential candidate Robert Kennedy was fatally shot at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles.
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“There is something about Americans glancing up,” says Benjamin Lowy, who photographed attendees of the 57th Presidential Inauguration for NBC News on Monday. The upward glance seems to embody a hopeful gaze into the future, and it inspired similar portraits by Mr. Lowy during the Republican and Democratic National Conventions last year. “It doesn’t matter if we’re black, white, yellow, or brown,” he says. “We look the same when we look up.”
See the remainder of Mr. Lowy’s “57 Faces for the 57th Inauguration” on NBCNews.com.
