If A Graffiti Artist And A History Teacher Had A Baby, It Would Be This Video

This beautifully animated tribute to those who have struggled to defend human rights is an onslaught of images and emotions. Can you figure out what each historic moment is? And will you join the fight to defend human rights? Who knows, maybe 50 years from now, it’ll be your silhouette we see in the next…

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Ray Flores

Jun 27, 2013

I didn’t grasp all the nuances in this video until I read this kick-ass behind-the-scenes blog from the director. Be sure not to miss the short video at the end.

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