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    ❤️💚🖤 Black creativity... inspires collaboration. Love this piece by Rabia Gursoy, ’21 “It’s only through a collective effort that any real change to laws, policies and practices can occur. We really saw this through the BLM movement. I felt that the protests were only being depicted as violent and damaging to the country, but this was not the case. Many peaceful protests were held around the city and I wanted to help reshape the way people were viewing the protests. I attended multiple protests as a photographer and felt that this image was the one that portrayed the truth about what the protests were meant to be.”