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The Politics of Burning Man…or Lack Thereof

Posted on 17th September 2016 by

By Kelly Soderstrom, GAPA Head of Working Groups Ever since Burning Man moved away from the shenanigans of the San Francisco-based Cacophony Society towards the creature it has become today, the ghost of perceived political agenda has haunted Black Rock… Continue Reading →

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