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Brittany Britton Explores Cross-Sections of Cultures

KHSU | By Claire Reynolds

Published May 28, 2018 at 1:51 PM PDT

Hupa multi-media artist and College of the Redwoods Art History educator, Brittany Britton talks about how living in Hoopa influences her art and how she addresses cross-sections of gender and cultural identity.

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