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Refusing to Be Shut Out: Archibald Alphonso Alexander

By R. Kofi Bempong

Archie Alexander defied racial barriers to become a pioneering engineer, building bridges, highways, and airfields across America. From Iowa to Washington, D.C., and the Tuskegee Airmen’s airfield, his work shaped infrastructure and history.

Nexus Podcast

Silas Munro and Tobi Ashiru

Season 4, Episode 3: The work of Polymode and Poche Design both give reference to Black visuality: odes to their West African cultural heritage, traditional architectural education, deep knowledge of the Black archive to offer two disparate, but fully embodied approaches to graphic design.