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A photo of Lorena Molina’s "La Tierra Recuerda (The Land Remembers)," 2024, is displayed on a screen at Hanes Art Center in Chapel Hill N.C., on Thursday, Oct. 3, 2024. The piece honors victims of the Salvadoran civil war, depicting El Playon, where paramilitary death squads abandoned civilians' bodies.

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A photo from Lorena Molina's "Tu Nombre entre nuestras lenguas" performance is shown on a screen at Hanes Art Center in Chapel Hill N.C., on Thursday, Oct. 3, 2024. The performance was a ritual of remembrance, inviting participants to engage with the history and trauma of those lost at El Mozote.

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A photo from Lorena Molina's "Tu Nombre entre nuestras lenguas" performance is shown on a screen at Hanes Art Center in Chapel Hill N.C., on Thursday, Oct. 3, 2024. The performance was a ritual of remembrance, inviting participants to engage with the history and trauma of those lost at El Mozote.

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A still from Lorena Molina’s 2017 video performance "Building a Home Out of Dirt" is displayed on a screen at Hanes Art Center in Chapel Hill N.C., on Thursday, Oct. 3, 2024. The piece serves as a metaphor for the immigrant experience and the struggle to build a home in an unwelcoming environment.

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