Interview: Jamie, about CHOP

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While photographing the Capitol Hill Occupied Zone in Seattle on June 16th, 2020, Dark had the opportunity to interview Jamie- a long-time resident who grew up in that neighborhood. Jamie gives his experience of police and protester behavior during the protest, and his perspectives on graffiti and right-wing infiltration efforts.

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