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Ketamine

By Bria Adimora Godley

from Beyond the Somber Station

By Liliana Ponce, translated by Michael Martin Shea

rising to the earth’s height

By Raquel Salas Rivera, translated from the Spanish by Carla Canseco

Safety Town

By Ilana Bean

Lauren Elizabeth Neal

Lauren Elizabeth Neal is a historian, screenwriter, and artist who researches, writes, and presents on the relationship between city spaces, communities, and politics. Her article on graffiti, race, and the New York subway for Dissent can be read here. Her Twitter handle is @L_E_Neal, and her other work can be found at www.leneal.com.
Essay ClassUSA

Lost in Transit

By Lauren Elizabeth Neal July 21, 2016

NIMBYism, racial fear, and class politics: the struggles of trying to connect the divided Los Angeles.

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