FEATURE
The Unincorporated highlight of the week is Meggai Piniti by Jay Baza Pascua. Pascua is a poet, writer, visual artist, actor, and CHamoru chanter — a storyteller. Mixing contemporary styles with careful research and reflection, Pascua presents his original chants at numerous community events; he hopes his work inspires other CHamorus to embrace and perpetuate their heritage.
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FOCUS
Check out Unincorporated, our latest digital magazine exploring CHamoru stories, experiences, and perspectives on civic engagement in relation to voting rights, democracy, decolonization, self-determination and Guåhan's political status. For your convenience, click explore to view the Interactive Print Version or the Online Version.
HAPPENING
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