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Who Gets A Nation?
Illustration by
Seba Cestaro
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Who Gets A Nation?
published by
Noema Magazine
on
January 4, 2024
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Illustrator

Seba Cestaro
Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Subject

identity
politics
society

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bright
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complex
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pensive

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colorful
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people
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person
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vivid
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shapes
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reflection

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