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new york activist teacher

https://unbound.com/books/the-good-immigrant/
Daniel Chetty writes about making sure children write about themselves (in a sense), rather than the white child that most books are about. he talks about encouraging his students to tell their story and family and friends through their fiction writing

 kids draw on the corona virus government letters- documentation of the time through children https://foundlingmuseum.org.uk/events/the-covid-letters/

a stuffed humanoid which has become a surrogate for the artist in a time of strict distancing regulationshttps://www.gasworks.org.uk/events/ask-self-doll-2020-10-21/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9C_HReR_McQ
spooky 

https://www.tzvetnik.online/article/planetary-tears-by-patricia-dominguez-at-yeh-art-gallery-new-york
"maginative multimedia projects that meld techno-futurist imagery with pre-Columbian symbolism, Chilean artist Patricia Domínguez will present an adapted version of Eyes of Plants, her recent three-channel video originally commissioned for Gasworks in London, which will be presented alongside examples of the artist's prints, as well as a site-specific wall painting.

Domínguez's mesmerizing video, flanked on either side by monitors that display scans of the artist's animated green irises, yokes viewers through a journey of colonialism and indigenous cosmology. The triptych of screens in the Yeh Art Gallery creates a chapel-like setting for viewers of the Eyes of Plants. The video explores the history of healing with roses, intersecting with mestizo rituals: roses were first transported to Latin America by European settlers, and through the influence of the Catholic church acquired a curative power."

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new york radical teacher