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The body is, I would argue, like a contested political territory and people experience

that differently.

Whether it's because of their gender, their race, their disability.

And so getting a tattoo for somebody who's experiencing discrimination because of their

body throughout their daily life is going to mean something really different to them than

for somebody who's not experiencing that daily discrimination or that daily oppression.

And I think that there's a really incredible power to interrupt those experiences.

You know, I think the touching can be a real intervention in that sense.

From FuturoMedia, it's Latino USA.

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