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Joy: Patrick Morales

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Saul Goodman by Patrick Morales-Lee in Kent, UK

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A Day in the Park with Wiki for Hearing Things

Earlier this month, Dylan Green interviewed New York City rapper Wiki ahead of the release of his new album, Ancient History. Naturally, since his single “Park,” mentioned NYC parks, we met up at one of the oldest ones in the city, Seward Park, and walked around afterwards.

My portraits of Wiki are now available in Green’s piece for Hearing Things, titled “A Day in the Park with Wiki” is now available on their website. Hearing Things is a wonderful worker-owned music publication (please subscribe!), and I am so grateful that they thought of me to make photos for this piece. Wiki’s album, Ancient History, is out now on Warp Records.

On July 15th, the piece republished on another worker-owned website, Hell Gate, and can be found on their website here.

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At the young age of 21, Patrick Morales was elected to the Tempe Elementary School District Governing Board with a desire to change the status quo. But entering politics isn’t the only way to make a difference. He is also an activist for immigrant rights and our guest for the second installment of our three-part series on DACA. Like our previous guest, Morales is on the forefront of the movement to reform immigration in Arizona. And, now 25, he is running for re-election this year. But it is a delicate balance – fighting for immigration rights while operating within the world of politics. Take a listen to what it’s like trying to make a difference in seemingly divergent landscapes. Listen at the link below, or find us in the iTunes directory or your favorite podcast app. https://onthegrid.fireside.fm/21

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