The People's Podchive: Privacy in Protest

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Lisa and Laura talk about how the People's Archive preserves and amplifies local stories. In this episode, we explain why the department decided not to collect protest pictures for Archive This Moment DC. Lisa also highlights new oral history projects, including one with Nadine Seiler, curator of the Black Lives Matter Memorial Fence.

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