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CU Boulder Professor’s, Emmanuel David and Yumi Janairo Roth are highlighted in local newspapers, The Ampersand Podcast, and more for their collaboration in “We Are Coming” a traveling art installation showcased at the . The exhibit examines how the myth of the cowboy exists today, with regard to gender archetypes, assumptions and relationships between the cowboy and the land, aiming to break apart the homogenous ideal of the cowboy as a white, cisgender, American male contemporarily and across history.
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Podcast episode of The Ampersand, ""
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Press Coverage. We Are Coming, a collaboration between Yumi Janairo Roth and Emmanuel David, receives shouts outs in and .