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In this moving presentation\, Margaret Alb augh examines the generational harms she experienced as a daughter\, and m anages as a parent\, through a multimedia work of photography\, poetry\, a nd prose. After the presentation there will be a brief discussion of the w ork. \; \;

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About the presenter: Margaret Albaugh is a Chinese American photographer a nd visual artist. Her personal work is informed by social issues\, primari ly identity\, race\, and gender norms. Her clients have included The N ew York Times\, The New Yorker\, Spark Central\, and ACLU WA. \;< /p>\n

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