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Arts Politics Alumna Writes about Juneteenth for Women's Voices for Change

Tuesday, Jun 23, 2020

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Kimiyo Bremer '20 has published her first piece for her monthly column in Women's Voices for Change. Read "Public Spaces, Hidden Faces: Juneteenth and Black Citizenship in America Today" now!

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Performance, Music, and Social Change

Join Luis Rincon Alba (NYU) and Alejandro Tomás Rodriguez (UNM), Argentine actor, theatre director, and musician, for a screening of Cántame, a documentary directed by Canadian filmmaker Trevor Meier.

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