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Last weekend was the first anniversary of the fatal white supremacist rally in Charlottesville. In his series of original paintings, Ben Hamburger commemorates the removal of Confederate monuments across the South.
This week we start off our series “This Work Will Take Dancing”: Latinx Poetry from the Southern U.S. with two stunning poems: “The Many Deaths of Inocencio Rodriguez” by Iliana Rocha, and “After Long Distance Phone Calls” by Aline Mello.
In her essay “There is No Eating Without Feeding” poet Suzi F. Garcia introduces our series highlighting poetry by Latinx writers living in the Southern U.S., “To survive these contradictions, we had to re-imagine them...”
Nonprofits and the city of Richmond have invested in turning the city into an arts destination, but that development may not benefit everyone.
Collaborations between activists, researchers, engineers, and local governments spur ideas for wastewater improvements in rural communities.
