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In this issue: Hellscapes in Japanese Art: From Jigoku-zōshi to Naraku; ‘Like Martha’s Vineyard, if the Mexicans Took It Over’ Willy Chavarria Is Selling a Version of Americana That Asks, Who Belongs in These Clothes?; Reinstalled Indigenous Art Galleries Offer a Welcome Shift in Perspective; ‘Saturday Church’ Review: Saving Fabulous Souls to Sia’s Music; ‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’ and ‘Nuremberg’ Raise the Question; Decolonizing Language by Ngũgĩ Wa Thiong’o Review – Last Words of a Literary Giant; African Restaurant Week Wants to Expand the Bay Area’s Palate; This Public Sculpture in Taiwan Looks Different Every Hour of the Day; Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Is the Highest-Grossing Anime Ever; Why Is Bob Marley’s ‘Legend’ Still Reggae’s No. 1 Album?

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