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Description
Originally created as an illustration of the emergence story by the Papago
Indians of Southern Arizona, Man in the Maze takes us on a journey
through the US borderlands, where we see how people are coming up with
innovative solutions to mend our broken food system. #e right choices lead
us to a point of harmony with all things, no matter how hard or long the road
taken. Food activist, writer, and conservationist Gary Paul Nabhan sits at the
intersection of inspired food activists, farmers, and change-makers. Here in
Southern Arizona where it seems like there is no hope, there is a grassroots
food movement shifting the way we grow and eat our food.
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