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

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

A photograph of a large group of Watusi dancing.

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

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

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

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

A photograph of cut-over grassland with trees that are scattered and all one type which is Brachystegia. The grasses are filled with herbs.

An up-close photograph of two Annona with another one cut in half. The fruit are half their natural size.

A photograph of a evergreen plantation. There are cupressus macrocarpa on the left as well as c. sempervirens, c. pyramidalis and c. elegans.