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80 artists will mark Fourth of July with skytyped messages over U.S. detention centers
To raise awareness about immigrant detention this weekend, L.A. artists Cassils and rafa esparza got dozens of artists to print messages in the sky.
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- How director Dawn Porter was able to tell John Lewis' story in 'Good Trouble'
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