Social science discussions on comics
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Last published Tue, Apr 7, 2020
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An experimental blog type thing I'm trying where I can blend my two loves, comics and the social sciences. I aim to discuss the important link between the two and attempt to establish a common ground of critical thinking in the sometimes toxic discussions on the topics.
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