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‘The Art of Protest,’ a Virtual Exhibit, Shows the Cultural Impact of Black Lives Matter

South Bronx gallery Compound teamed up with dotdotdash for an event honoring the work of Black and Latino photographers

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It took Compound and dotdotdash about a month to put The Art of Protest together. Saúl López

By Tiffany Moustakas

July 16, 2020

When Set Free Richardson looks at protest photos from the 1960s, he can’t help but notice how similar they are to the ones taken in 2020.

Tiffany Moustakas
@tiffmoustakas tiffany.moustakas@adweek.com Tiffany Moustakas is Adweek's news and engagement editor, where she edits stories, newsletters, assists with social media and writes about the intersection of marketing and culture.
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