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Protesting, making posters, writing, performing, using social media—through methods both new and old, design activists speak out against extreme immigration policies and economic inequality.

George Nelson, a furniture designer at Herman Miller during its post-war glory years and the founder of Industrial Design magazine, practiced a variety of design disciplines during his 50-odd-year career. His formal training was in architecture. He also excelled in several professions requiring skills of articulation seemingly removed from those of design: He was a reporter, an editor and an essayist. In 1992, he was awarded an AIGA Medal.