In 1954, Brown vs Board of Education was hailed as the start of racial progress in America. This landmark case set the precedent to overturn laws enforcing segregation across the country, from buses to bathrooms, after the Supreme Court ruled…
For those who hope to see a less punitive America, these bi-partisan collaborations show that progressives should, when necessary, work with conservative legislators to push for results they both hope to achieve.
The most vulnerable regions of the country are becoming more populous. How has federal policy expedited this phenomenon? And can bipartisan legislation improve urban sustainability before it’s too late?
“There’s this master narrative that rural places are in need of help or deprived. And yes, they are denied a lot of resources, but I think rural places have so many assets — things that all demographics are looking for.”
Through the refugee crisis, people have become more vocal about beliefs that do not align with the liberal, progressive mainstream.
“After crisis…you gather your shit up and you organize. You make it so that this can’t happen again.”
The museum’s renovation seeks to create new dialogues between the viewer and the work, and between the works themselves.
