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For many centuries, a magical book protected the Stars of Christmas. It made sure that Christmas was the greatest festival in the world - the festival of generosity, harmony, hope, and joy. But when Juliette, Klelia, and Theo destroy the book, Christmas loses its magic, and the world is suddenly disenchanted. To turn it back into a wonderful festival again, Ginnie, the Christmas Fairy, decides to send the children to the North, the South, the East, and the West in search of the four Stars. Will they manage to discover them before midnight and restore the enchantment of Christmas?

For many centuries, a magical book protected the stars of Christmas. It made sure that Christmas was the greatest festival in the world - the festival of joy, generosity, harmony, and hope. But, when Juliette, Klelia, and Theo destroy the book, Christmas loses its magic, and the world is suddenly disenchanted. To turn it back into a wonderful festival again, Ginnie, the Christmas fairy, decides to send the children to the East in search of the Star of Joy.

For many centuries, a magical book protected the stars of Christmas. It made sure that Christmas was the greatest festival in the world - the festival of joy, generosity, harmony, and hope. But, when Juliette, Klelia, and Theo destroy the book, Christmas loses its magic, and the world is suddenly disenchanted. To turn it back into a wonderful festival again, Ginnie, the Christmas fairy, decides to send the children to the West in search of the Star of Hope.

The enchanting adventure of three intrepid children on a one-of-a-kind journey, in a world full of wonder and Christmas magic. For many centuries, a magical book protected the Stars of Christmas. It made sure that Christmas was the greatest festival in the world - the festival of generosity, harmony, hope, and joy. But, when Juliette, Klelia, and Theo destroy the book, Christmas loses its magic and the world is suddenly disenchanted. To turn it back into a wonderful festival again, Ginnie, the Christmas Fairy, decides to send the children to the North.

For many centuries, a magical book protected the Stars of Christmas. It made sure that Christmas was the greatest festival in the world - the festival of harmony, hope, joy, and generosity. But, when Juliette, Klelia, and Theo destroy the book, Christmas loses its magic, and the world is suddenly disenchanted. To turn it back into a wonderful festival again, Ginnie, the Christmas Fairy, decides to send the children to the South in search of the Star of Harmony. Will they manage to discover it before midnight and restore the enchantment of Christmas?

Cultural infrastructure has been designed to maintain structures of inequality, and while it doesn’t seem to be explicitly about race, it often is. Blunt Instruments helps listeners identify, contextualize, and name elements of our everyday landscapes and cultural practices that are designed to seem benign or natural but which, in fact, work tirelessly to tell us vital stories about who we are, how we came to be, and who belongs.