💡 Who are some Afro-Indigenous or Black authors that have impacted you? Let’s uplift their names in the comments! ⬇️ #BlackHistoryMonth #AfroIndigenousVoices

📢 Why are graphic novels such a powerful medium for storytelling?
With “Surviving the City: We Are the Medicine”, Tasha Spillett and illustrator Natasha Donovan bring real-world issues to life through stunning artwork and deeply moving narratives. #AfroIndigenousVoices

🔥 Identity is not a look—it’s a lived experience. We need more stories like this that highlight the intersection of Black and Indigenous identities. Have you ever faced a moment like Ginebig’s? Let’s discuss. ⬇️ #BlackHistoryMonth #AfroIndigenousVoices

🎨 “Surviving the City: We are the Medicine” is more than a graphic novel—it’s a powerful exploration of friendship, colonialism, Afro-Indigeneity, and activism . Follow along this week as we dive into the final novel in the Surviving the City Series by Tasha Spillett! #AfroIndigenousVoices

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