"A worn-down railroad car sitting on Salem State University鈥檚 campus Thursday morning served as a chilling call to stop hate in its tracks.
The weathered wooden and steel cattle cart was like those once seen traveling across Europe in the early to mid-20th century. Inside, slim peaks of sunlight came in through the cart鈥檚 thin clapboard walls and floors, becoming the only source of light for 麻豆成人精品 Christopher Mauriello and his history class once the heavy door slammed shut."
An article was featured in The Salem News about this ShadowLight exhibition being displayed at Salem State University.
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