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Jill Fiore, a New York–based musician, art director, and Covid-19 survivor turned her fire escape into a stage and found purpose and a deeper connection with her community in the process.
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Democracy looks a lot like picking up a paintbrush. Visual artist Sophia Dawson’s portraits create empathy for victims of police brutality, applying pressure on a system that doesn’t always protect their constitutional rights.
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From American Dream to American Nightmare. Choreographer Jack Ferver explores democracy’s tipping point and the importance of centering Black trans voices.
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Rapper, digital strategist, web developer and Congressional candidate. Paperboy Prince runs on a political platform of more love.
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Designer and Project Runway alum Samantha Black explains her lack of faith in the Constitution and why the fashion industry wasn’t made for people like her.
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New York Nico, the unofficial talent scout of NYC, reflects on whether the Constitution will hold up and how he connects his city and its people as the COVID-19 crisis keeps them apart.
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Everyone is welcome at Harlem chef Mimi Weissenborn’s table. Using her food as an equalizer, she challenges the status quo of the restaurant industry and beyond.
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Brooklyn-based tattoo artist and Muddguts founder Mark Cross uses art to build community and fill the communication gap where language and the Constitution falls short.
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Meet Edel Rodriguez: America’s Illustrator-in-Chief who exercises his right to remain skeptical by turning Trump rhetoric into iconic magazine covers.