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Andrew DeAngelo

Andrew DeAngelo

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Columnist, Forbes

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Total articles 282

  • Tribal truths exhibited at Oakland Museum

    By Andrew DeAngelo| East Bay Express Verified Most of the East Bay is considered Ohlone land that was stolen from the tribe by Spanish and American forces. That may be a hard truth for many of us to face and accept. Feelings of guilt and shame can cause us to freeze and deny that bloody past. That’s where art comes to the rescue. Photography is a powerful way to look at this history through the eyes of those who lived it. We can then deepen our empathy for this brutal past and face it with an open heart.

    By Andrew DeAngelo · East Bay Express

    Feb. 04, 2025

  • France Gives Medical Cannabis A Tentative ‘Oui’

    By Andrew DeAngelo| Forbes Verified France is an exceptional place. I felt that the moment I planted my foreign feet on its fertile soil. It’s a proud and mature country that’s been around a lot longer than the United States. France holds long traditions that have led to very particular ways of doing everything. I observed a status quo there that’s as entrenched as the limestone cathedrals dating back to the 12th century and beyond.

    By Andrew DeAngelo · Forbes

    Jan. 28, 2025

  • Tribal truths exhibited at Oakland Museum

    By Andrew DeAngelo| East Bay Express Verified Most of the East Bay is considered Ohlone land that was stolen from the tribe by Spanish and American forces. That may be a hard truth for many of us to face and accept. Feelings of guilt and shame can cause us to freeze and deny that bloody past. That’s where art comes to the rescue. Photography is a powerful way to look at this history through the eyes of those who lived it. We can then deepen our empathy for this brutal past and face it with an open heart.

    By Andrew DeAngelo · East Bay Express

    Feb. 04, 2025

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Oakland, United States