El reflejo de las protestas sociales antirracistas a través de los testimonios dejados a su paso
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Fotógrafo documentalista y activista de derechos humanos. Divide su tiempo entre Estados Unidos y América Latina, y sus fotografías de Guatemala, Perú y Cuba han servido para dar a conocer las historias recientes de estos países y de quienes los pueblan. En Turner ha publicado Nuestra cultura es nuestra resistencia, Paisajes ausentes y Cuba joven.
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