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Cycas (old man) with palm at the right, & Kalemuengo. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 8, 1920]

A photograph of cymbopogon and trees. It shows the parklike aspect of the country. in park.

Picture of Frances "Christy" Manuel and her Godmother, Emma Francisco of the San Xavier Village. Both women are members of Tohono O'Odham Nation.

A photograph of indigenous people dancing in a circle with the camera held high.

A photograph of indigenous people dancing with wearing bells and feather head-dress.

I have made a suite of poems that call on the living ghosts of Tucson nightlife and the convivialities impacted with the onset of COVID-19. How have queer Latinxs been impacted? How do DJs find work and pay the bills when the clubs have all closed…

A photograph of a large group of Watusi dancing.

A photograph of the several Watusi dancing as a large group watches in the background.

A photograph of the Watusi dancing, showing Chief Ararawe and his tribe.

The date like fruit (Eugenia jambolence), small purple fruit, also lime. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 7, 1920]

A photograph showing detail of the wild date palms in palm canyon with cliff in the background.

A photograph of a datura suaveolens in a city park. The plant is about 6 feet high with the flowers being 8 inches long and are occasionally yellowish.

Promotional postcard for the "Daughters of the Desert" conference held at the Arizona Historical Society March 4, 1986