A translation of James Baldwin’s 1963 essay
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Mixed Up Real Good
Don’t tell me who I am or who I am not, stranger
Read MoreFeature: Migration Lens
Marina Murayama Nir Mila, Samantha, and Stephanie moved to the U.S. via Quito, Ecuador and Tijuana, Mexico in 2012 to pursue undergraduate studies in music performance. Mila (viola) and Samantha (cello) came to Western Illinois University as part of the International String Quartet residency program. Samantha found out about the quartet scholarship through her sister,…
Read MoreThree Nights Two Days
Meditations on death, grief, and resilience across two cultures.
Read MoreThe Remains of Chagos
For 50 years, the Chagossian people have maintained their resistance to US empire.
Read MoreBleached / Unbleach
Rebecca Bacon Ehlers Every human culture is supported by a skeleton of essential values. Like a living creature’s bones, this system is easily felt but cannot be seen. In this series of multimedia experiments, white culture’s particular system of values, which includes, among other things, hierarchy, analysis through categorization, and individuality, is interrogated through performance. History…
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