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Articles by Sady Doyle

Archivists as Activists: Curating Social Movements

Sady Doyle June 20, 2012 Sady Doyle

Can curation be a form of activism? And how well do New Yorkers know, or value, their city’s activist past? These are two questions raised by the exhibition “Activist New York.”

The Lowlights of 2011’s ‘War on Women’

Sady Doyle December 19, 2011 Sady Doyle

With a new Congress in office, battles over reproductive healthcare access came back with a vengeance.

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