How Indigenous and local communities are struggling to protect their lands from extractivism and exploitation
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Thumy Phan is a Vietnamese immigrant illustrator currently based in Oklahoma City. She loves telling stories with her work, specifically BIPOC stories and her own experiences of growing up in the US as a Vietnamese, immigrant, permanent resident raised in the south. To make sure these narratives are heard, loud and clear, she uses e a combination of bold colours, flora, organic shapes, and a sprinkle of magical swirls.
IG: @thusisterstudio
Website: thusister.studio
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