Modern Anarchy 15. Radical Everyday Acts: Jumping the Turnstile with Christiana
On today's episode, artist and abolitionist Christiana (She/Her) joins us for a conversation about radical everyday acts and being a multi-hyphenate artist. Together we discuss radical imagination within abolition and quantum mechanics, the growing pains of creating art, and the difficulty of holding space for transformational justice.
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