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Monthly Map of Deaths per 10,000. Cartographer Bea Malsky
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COVID-19: An Illustrated FAQ

by Elora Apantaku, Charmaine Runes, Thumy Phan, Grae Rosa and Bea Malsky August 6, 2020August 7, 2020

Masks: why they work When you breathe, talk, sing, cough, or sneeze, you release respiratory droplets into the space around you. If you’re infected with COVID-19, even if you don’t have symptoms, you will be releasing droplets with COVID-19. Covering your mouth and nose with a mask reduces the spread of respiratory droplets, which can […]

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City-Run Englewood Clinic Abruptly Shuttered

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Remember to Praise the Praise Singer

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QTIPOC to the Front

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Our Horizontal Memory

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Temporary Living

by Bea Malsky January 8, 2014January 22, 2014
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We Show Up with Big Machines

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