When Coronavirus Emptied the Streets, Music Filled Them
A singer-songwriter anthropologist who has been experiencing Italy’s COVID-19 quarantine reflects on how pandemic-inspired songs connect people and reveal shifting power dynamics.
When Coronavirus Emptied the Streets, Music Filled Them
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What Migrants Leave Behind
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The Chinese History That Is Written in Bone
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Inside a Moroccan Marijuana Farm
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