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The Real Cost of Prisons Comix Reviewed on Bitch Magazine
By Joyce FrohnBitch MagazineSeptember 2011 Comic books can’t change the world, right? Maybe they could, if more were like The…
The Young C.L.R. James in Race & Class
By Christian HogsbjergRace & ClassMarch 2019 The republication, thirty years after it was first written in 1988, of Paul Buhle’s…
‘I will never put an institution over human lives’: A black Baptist minister acts against white supremacy
CBC RadioNovember 19, 2017 What do you do when two of the most elemental parts of your identity feel as…
Maroon Comix: A By Any Means Necessary Interview with Quincy Saul
By Eugene Puryear and Sean BlackmonBy Any Means Necessary July 19th, 2018 On this episode of “By Any Means Necessary”…
Maroon Comix in Transformative Justice Journal
By Mechthild Nagel Transformative Justice Journal June 2019 Author: Mechthild Nagel E-mail: [email protected] Institute: Philosophy Department, SUNY Cortland Address: POB 2000,…
‘Breaking’ Presents: Juliana ‘Jewels’ Smith, Educator-Turned-Comic Writer
By Sameer RaoColorlinesApril 13th, 2018 The Bay Area resident, inspired by how comics connected with her community college students, developed “(H)afrocentric”…
(H)afrocentric Comics in Hypelit.com
By Christina VortiaHypelit.comFebruary 3rd, 2018 I really loved this. “(H)afrocentric is the best of Boondocks, without crusty misogynoir. It’s the best…
Visionary Graphic Narratives: Celebrate Black History Month and Beyond with These Essential Comics
Library JournalJanuary 2018 Biracial and Afrocentric, Naima yearns for revolution amid Eurocentric fellow students at Ronald Reagan University. She decides to fight gentrification…
Green And Red: Diario De Oaxaca
by Rob CloughThe Comics JournalSeptember 1st, 2010 Diario De Oaxaca may be Peter Kuper’s greatest accomplishment as an artist. It…