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Should #MeToo rob us of art?
When it's two degrees of separation from Junot Díaz, a Seattle theater makes a choice.
Florangela Davila
Florangela Davila is Crosscut's former managing editor. She also oversaw arts and culture coverage and hosted the daily "Crosscut Now" news highlights show on KCTS 9. She's a longtime Seattle journali
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