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Photos: Take Back the Night march

Chris Castro • April 30, 2026
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About the Contributor
Chris Castro
Chris Castro, Photographer
My name is Chris, I’m a University of Oregon sophomore studying Photography and Journalism, and I joined the Daily Emerald in 2026. I love nature and people photography, and here’s some more of my work: chriscastro.myportfolio.com