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‘Chicano Camera Culture’ Highlights the Power of Photography from a Cross-Generational Lens

Hero image credits left to right: Thalia Gochez, Jen 4rom the block, 2022, lightjet luster print, 36 x 24 in., ed. 1/10, 35mm film photographyWilliam Camargo, We Gunna Have To Move Out Soon Fam!, from the series Origins and Displacements, archival inkjet print, 30 x 24 in.Yulissa Mendoza, 3 Gallos por Acre 2, 2025, wood,

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What Matters to Jane Ratcliff

Jane Ratcliffe is a writer, animal mama, and beekeeper whose work has appeared in The Sun Magazine, O The Oprah Magazine, Tricycle, Creative Nonfiction and more, and has been selected for Notable Mention in both Best American Short Stories and Best American Essays. She writes the Substack Beyond—the internet’s most intimate, illuminating interviews with today’s

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Dr. Dori’s Cut: 100 Words. No Filler.

Welcome to the third installment of Dori Tunstall’s monthly dispatch that pairs 100 words and 1 image—an invitation to pause, reflect, and reimagine design’s role in cultural life. Figure 1 Digital self-portrait by Nacho Montiel-O’Donnell featuring layered photography, risograph, CTA map, and paint splashes (March 2026). “Who is protecting the design students?” I wonder, having

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