BLM IV

art by Amanda Nagle; photos by Elizabeth

Michelle Cusseaux Botham Jean Sean Monterrosa

Natasha McKenna Walter Scott Sandra Bland

Fred Hampton Tanisha Anderson

WE MUST ACCEPT FINITE DISAPPOINTMENT
BUT WE MUST NEVER LOSE OUR INFINITE HOPE.

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BLM II

art by Amanda Nagle; photos by Elizabeth

Tamir Rice Tony McDade

Breonna Taylor Atatiana Jefferson Michael Brown

Eric Garner

DARKNESS CANNOT DRIVE OUT DARKNESS, 
ONLY LIGHT CAN DO THAT. 
HATE CANNOT DRIVE OUT HATE, 
ONLY LOVE CAN DO THAT.

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Kagami Mochi

mochi, art & photo by N. Garvin

Kagami (mirror) mochi (rice cake) is made and placed on an altar right after Christmas when the festive Japanese season begins. The mandarin orange symbolizes a family’s generational continuity; the mochi disks, the passage of years. During the season’s Kagami Biraki (opening the mirror), the now brittle mochi is broken and shared to both celebrate the new year and prevent illness and accidents. Kagami mochi is one of many meaningful traditions in Japan.