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16 Sep

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15 Sep

The @Walking_Lab financialization & extraction walk in Toronto is filling up. Please pre-register rather than just showing up as the Financial District is kind of a tight place for pop-up lectures: https://t.co/a2rjbWj8i9

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13 Sep

Join us & @ReImagineValue & fabulous artists, activists, and academics in Toronto for a walk unsettling finance, extraction, and racial capitalism. With support from the @TorontoBiennial https://t.co/SHT83ytmSm @sarahetruman ... @maxhaiven @CTLOISE @JHIevents

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max haiven @maxhaiven·

12 Sep

Toronto friends! We're working with @Walking_Lab to organize a very special walking tour of the financial district on October 5 to unsettle finance, extraction and racial capitalism. Register now at https://t.co/OpzlqIJ6Ya

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12 Sep

The paginated version of @Walking_Lab's 'Queer Walking Tours and the Affective Contours of Place' is now out in Cultural Geographies: https://t.co/fxGYGSLnLe @sarahetruman
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