Vol. 25 No. 5
May/June 2023
The Art and Activism Issue
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Masthead of the Art and Activism Issue
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Lorraine Was Here
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Charlayne Woodard: Dramatist’s Bill of Rights
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Karen Zacarías: Ten Questions
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The Playwright as Activist: Lorraine Hansberry’s Legacy
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International Human Rights Art Festival
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The Intersection of Activism and Art
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TOSOS Continues to Break Through the Silence
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Time to Act
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Silk Road Rising
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On Art and Activism
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Voices from Afar
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A Secular Prayer for the Artist’s Radical Rest
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Guild News – May/June 2023
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Dramatists Diary – May/June 2023
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New Guild Members as of May 15, 2023
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Classified Ads – May/June 2023
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Vickie Ramirez: Why I Joined the Guild
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Karen Zacarías
is one of the most produced playwrights in the nation. She is one of the inaugural Resident Playwrights at Arena Stage in Washington, DC, and is a core founder of the LATINX THEATRE COMMONS. She is the founder of Young Playwrights’ Theater, an award winning theater company that teaches playwriting in local public schools in Washington, DC. Karen lives in Washington, D.C. with her husband and three children.
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