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Alexis Haut|Analysis

Say it with your chest: WNBA players fight for pay and justice on their t-shirts

Earning just 9% of league revenue, WNBA players are demanding fair pay. Their protest t-shirts are changing how sports activism looks today.

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Chantal Flores|Analysis

GenAI art is enlivening the search for Mexico’s disappeared 

Families who’ve lost loved ones to the country’s decades-long Drug War are turning to an unlikely source to reenergize search efforts: ‘Ghiblified’ AI art.

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Rebecca Billi|Analysis

Cop cities and covert communes: how architecture shapes urban conflict

Friction is inevitable, but urban practitioners have a say in whether it builds or destroys cities.

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Seher Anand|Essays

Food branding without borders: chai, culture, and the politics of packaging

280 million people live outside their homelands. A new generation of brand designers is stepping up to foster cultural exchange — not extraction — across diasporas.

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Jennifer White-Johnson|Books

Amplifying Accessibility and Abolishing Ableism: Designing to Embolden Black Disability Visual Culture

An excerpt from from An Anthology of Blackness: The State of Black Design.

Food Democracy

Oliver Vodeb|Books

Critical Lessons in Food, Communication, Design, and Art

An excerpt from Oliver Vodeb’s Food Democracy on how design, art, and communication can transform our relationship to food, power, and society.

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Chappell Ellison|Essays

Compulsion: Where Object Meets Anxiety

At the age of 30, my brother turned to our mother and said, “I never thought I’d make is this far.” In his early 20s, he was officially diagnosed with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).

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The Past, Present and Future of Design with Lee Moreau, DB|BD Season 12 Finale

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Lee Moreau

The Wizards of AI are sad and lonely men