Everything you need to know about settler colonialism, how it differs from colonialism, global examples and how communities are resisting it
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Heedayah Lockman is a Glasgow-based freelance illustrator and graphic designer, with an architectural background. Inspired by still life and food, she enjoys exploring colour and different techniques by using grids and patterns that contrast the shapes of everyday objects.
Please find more of her work on Instagram; @heedayahlockman.
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