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15 February, 2019

This week at UnidosUS, my colleagues and I spent a lot of time thinking about creative ways to discuss what it mean… https://t.co/l27WwbjOnh

24 January, 2019

Things to Work on in 2019: More tweets (from my personal account), and more early a.m. trips to the beach to renew… https://t.co/Wz1EhFviYk

1 November, 2018

@GMFreyssinier It's there, just click on the original tweet in the box below, then click again on the image and it… https://t.co/EsJ07h3YZE

31 October, 2018

Young Hispanics at yesterday's taping of @TheDailyShow in Miami said they liked South African host @Trevornoah's co… https://t.co/yfuEkiQ6oQ

31 October, 2018

My latest blog for UnidosUS, live from Miami! Go vote! https://t.co/sjLkHruite

Julienne Gage

Julienne Gage is a Miami-based anthropologist and journalist who has worked as a reporter and as a civil rights and international aid communications specialist in the United States, Latin America, the Caribbean, Africa, and Europe. Her fieldwork has exposed her to many forms of cultural expression, and during her master’s in anthropology, she studied at Cuba’s Center for the Investigation and Development of Cuban Music. www.juliennegage.com

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