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The Sun and Moon Save Earth
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American Art - African American & Black
Publisher: Moja Robinson LLC / Cede 501c3
Published: Feb 1 2022
Pages: 44
Weight: 0.06
Height: 0.12 Width: 4.00 Depth: 6.00
Language: English
Two siblings are on a guided quest by indigenous ancestors to save their mother. On their path, they face tribal warfare, famine, and a soulless society. The only way to complete their journey is to figure out how these issues are interconnected. Intersectional environmentalism is used as the key theme in this short graphic read.
All proceeds go to CEDE., a research and design nonprofit aimed to educate businesses on indigenizing social impact efforts and connecting them with knowledge holders of these ways to build relationships.
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