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      • zine: sad girls hopeful
      • contaminated
      • y2k16
      • still life wi/ mahat proj
      • school shootings
      • All bullets shatter
      • Unsound Methods
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      • operation brockovich
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  • EXHIBITIONS
    • exhibitions
    • plugging in: race & tech
    • college chronicles: pod
    • digital + civil rights
    • Zine Exchanges
    • zine: digital free speech
    • zine: sick not broken
    • zine: sad girls hopeful
    • contaminated
    • y2k16
    • still life wi/ mahat proj
    • school shootings
    • All bullets shatter
    • Unsound Methods
  • our art
    • installations
    • cellular home invasion
    • operation brockovich
    • dronestruck
  • RESEARCH
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Summary of Schenck v. U.S. about wartime leaflets and free speech limits.
curaed cross-cultural zine exchange

free speech in post-digital america


->Hennepi

what

Catalyzing and curating "impossible" conversations by putting unlikely students, citizens, and artists in conversation re: law, policy, and science.

who

File coming soon.
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Est. 2017. Twin Cities. Not a non-profit. Strategically just a loosely defined "art collective." (Keeps legal/pr options open.) All volunteer since '17. But now we need bodies/staff. Full transparency on every dime spent/raised on the support page. Very easy to flame us online.

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