Ghetto Anomaly examines how design intersects with and impacts marginalized communities. It sits at the crossroads of creative practice, labor, race, and lived experience, asking hard questions about who gets called creative, who actually builds the world, and what it costs to navigate systems that were never designed with you in mind. Part cultural criticism, part personal testimony, part industry critique.

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