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The American Dream DeniedMain MenuThe ExhibitThe CollaboratorsThe ContextThe Critical Visualization and Media Lab of Tulane University5dbc431b0d12a55c30aef69bfe788ea14cef18e3
Tulane faculty member and artist Jonathan Traviesa shot these images of Cancer Alley resident and activists. Cancer Alley is an eighty-five mile stretch of industial plants alongside the Mississippi River in Louisiana.
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