iannis Delatolas

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New York during Covid-19 and the Rebellion against racism
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Biography: Iannis Delatolas was born in Germany, raised in Greece and emigrated to the United Sates at age eighteen. Following an apprenticeship with Robert Wilson, he collaborated with the theater director on Wilson's opera  Prometheus (World... read on
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New York during Covid-19 and the Rebellion against racism
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Updated: 10/25/20
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This was started as a series of the Covid-19 pandemic's effects on the New York City landscape. Coming on the heels of the health crisis triggered by the pandemic, the uprising against racism has erupted. The whole country is outraged by the murder of George Floyd at the hands of the racist police. There is hope in this movement. Institutionalized racism cost twice as many deaths among blacks during the pandemic. And the virus is still taking its toll. From the failure of the local and federal governments to act on time to the vast inequality between the poor and the rich to the final straw of the brutal murder of Floyd George. This is a work in progress.   
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