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California Exhibition to Document One of the USâs Worst Deportation Campaigns (opens the original)
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Juan Garcia, history professor emeritus at the University of Arizona, grew up in South Texas in an established Mexican-American ranching family. When he was around six years old, his father abruptly abandoned his trade and relocated his nine children to Chicago. The reasons his family left Texas were complicated, and the retired professor has since spent his career studying the political headwinds that punctuated the lives of his farmer father and his mother, who lived in the United States as an
V&A Storehouse Workers Vote to Strike Over âAmazon-Styleâ Conditions (opens the original)
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Unionized workers at the Victoria and Albert (V&A) East Storehouse, a publicly accessible museum storage site, have voted unanimously to strike over alleged "Amazon-style" working practices. On Wednesday, July 29, all of the Storehouse employees who voted in a union ballot said they would go on strike, citing being "denied sufficient time during the day for toilet breaks or for drinks," according to a press release shared by Prospect, the union that represents them. The union is demanding that t
Trumpâs Border Expansion Threatens 6,000-Year-Old Cave Paintings (opens the original)
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Hundreds of archaeological sites, including 6,000-year-old cave paintings, are under threat as the Trump administration moves to expand its southern border barrier in the Big Bend region of Texas. Amanda Castañeda, archaeology director of the Shumla Archaeological Research and Education Center, told Hyperallergic that at least 425 Texas archaeological sites, including 84 intricate cave murals, could be disrupted by a Trump administration plan to create a $46 billion "smart wall" along the Unite
Photobook Publisher Steidl in Dire Straits After Threat of Bankruptcy (opens the original)
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The German publishing giant Steidl Verlag, known for photobooks by leading artists including Nan Goldin, Gordon Parks, Walker Evans, and Joseph Beuys, is facing an uncertain future after coming close to bankruptcy. The publisher has recently resolved insolvency proceedings that were opened against it after the company allegedly withheld employee salaries and failed to make social security contributions. Founded by Gerhard Steidl in 1968, the publisher had faced preliminary insolvency proceedings
Trump Orders Installation of Warning Signs Outside Smithsonian Museum (opens the original)
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President Trump has ordered federal officials to install content warning labels outside the Smithsonian National Museum of American History (NMAH) after his administration accused the institution of “anti-white” practices. The order, issued on Friday, July 24, compels the Department of the Interior (DOI) to place “temporary signage along the NPS-maintained sidewalks and walkways used by the public to access the Museum.” The new signage would display the findings from the administration’s recent
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