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Amid increased arrests and deportations, an immigrant artist confronts fear through street art


Johanna Toruño, founder of the Unapologetic Street Series, uses political street posters to explore immigration, queer identity and dignity in public spaces.

Yamlek Mojica
Author: Yamlek Mojica

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