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It's Always The Sick Person's Fault!

A #PoliCartoon by myself and @hawkins_becky.

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@SportIsARight There is a very similar problem which we talk about all the time in fat acceptance circles. I didn't realize the same thing happens to trans people, but of course it does. >:(

@JessiSheron I so agree. That's what I was trying to get at with the center panel here, although rereading it now I'm not sure that came through.

#PoliCartoon: The Bullshit Tragedy

This one's a collab with the awesome @kevinwmoore.

Transcript: https://t.co/i8a1MfaSYs

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#PoliCartoon: The Trans Story Journalists Want To Tell

Transcript: https://t.co/Pt2qv2jpZb

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"Colorblindness" isn't a realistic answer to racism. You don't address a problem by refusing to see it.

Unless, of course, the actual problem you're trying to solve is that you yourself would rather not discuss race.

(End of rant)

Transcript of cartoon: https://t.co/efUNyM9A76

We could just exhort the GOP to become color-blind. But what if that doesn't work? What if they say "great, yes, we are color-blind, like MLK wanted" but continue to use race-based vote suppression tactics?

Transcript of cartoon: https://t.co/ed4DXgmqOS

I had a lot of fun drawing the tattoo!

#PoliCartoon: Patriarchy is Everywhere!

Transcript: https://t.co/cz8YyGP4HB

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And to finish off this #MLKDay thread of antiracist cartoons...

A Concise History of Black-White Relations In The USA
Transcript: https://t.co/I0QDrc5EJP