On any given day, Dr. Larisa Mann might be teaching a class in the Department of Media Studies and Production, DJing a dance party in Italy, advocating for domestic workers at the Brooklyn Museum or meeting with bouncers to talk about how to reduce sexual assault in their clubs. It would be fair to expect that moving through so many roles might leave Mann's identity a little fractured. In fact, it's the opposite. The core values that drive her work also drive her into courtrooms and classrooms, warehouses and punk shows.  Mann's work often brings together that which seems compl...