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Here’s How Representation in Comics Could Be Way Better
Where can you find the comic characters who look like you? Here are some suggestions on where to start, and how to support more representation in comics.
Read More8 Comics That Remind Us to Throw Out the Gender Binary
Society sure is stuck on the idea that you can determine gender from genitals – and that gender only comes in two options. And that’s frustrating! That’s why comic artist Sophie Labelle took to the Internet to remind folks to think beyond the gender binary. Check out these cute comics and share them with others who need the reminder!
Read MoreThese Super Cute Comics About Life As a ‘Trans Girl Next Door’ Will Make You Smile
We love these fun insights from Kylie Wu on what it’s like to affirm your gender – and we think you’ll love them, too.
Read MoreThis Comic Reveals the Hidden Struggles of Living with Invisible Disabilities
The unspoken struggles and stigma come out from the shadows. We hope it makes a difference for something far too often misunderstood.
Read MoreThe Whole Truth of Coming Out of the Closet – In Comic Form
“Coming out of the closet” is understanding of LGBTQIA+ experiences. But do you know about the many different meanings of being “out” for different people?
Read MoreWhite Privilege, Explained in One Simple Comic
Show the nay-sayers this succinct comic explaining what white privilege is — and what it isn’t.
Read MoreHaving Trouble Explaining Oppression? This Comic Can Do It for You
Do you know how to explain the difference between prejudice, discrimination, and oppression? Here’s a great explanation – with strategies for how to make a change!
Read MoreThis Awesome Comic Shows Why Gender Transition Isn’t a Race
If you’re feeling overwhelmed in your gender transition like this artist did, you’ll love this story of how taking baby steps can help you explore what’s right for you!
Read MoreThis Frida Kahlo Comic Will Remind You Why It’s Awesome to Be Strange
Do you ever feel out of place? Frida Kahlo was considered strange, too. This touching illustration captures how it feels to be misunderstood – until you get a life-altering change of perspective.
Read MoreThis Comic Reveals How Out-of-Control the Restaurant Industry’s Sexism Problem Really Is
Nobody should have to put up with these examples of sexism in the service industry. Do you have any more ideas on how to deal with it?
Read MoreThis Comic Respects Women with Short Hair on Their Own Beautiful Terms
What have you heard about women with short hair? These translations show what’s really going on when strangers and loved ones make negative comments. Follow this comic to the end and you’ll see why positivity beats the oppressive gender norms that mold society’s idea of female beauty. Get the respect you deserve, and shine on.
Read MoreThis Comic Is Way More Clever Than an Ironic Racist Joke
You know the ironic racist joke? The one that’s supposed to be edgy, acknowledging oppressive systems and stereotypes and going on to insult those harmed by them anyway? Here’s a much-needed response – a comic that dares to tell the truth about this type of joke, and obliterates the myth that those of us who don’t laugh at racist jokes don’t have a sense of humor.
Read MoreWhy ‘Don’t Read the Comments’ Is Solid Advice – In Comic Form
“Don’t read the comments.” You’ve gotten the warning, but we’ve all had the experience of reading a supportive article, only to scroll down to comments that try to tear you down. This comic captures that experience perfectly. It’s a reminder of what we all could use – either support to avoid reading the comments or support to take care of ourselves when we do.
Read More5 Ways to Stay Informed About the News Without Getting Emotionally Drained
Feeling freaked out when you read the news these days? You’re not the only one. These fun Dos and Don’ts might help.
Read MoreHere’s How White Terrorism In America Has Grown In The Last Decade
Just this weekend, 26 people, half of whom were children, were murdered in a church mass shooting, marking this year as the deadliest year for mass shootings in modern U.S. history. The shooter, Devin Patrick Kelley, a 29-year-old white man, was dressed in all-black tactical gear and armed with a rifle when he attacked the…
Read MoreWhy We Should Stop Saying Street Harassment Is a Compliment
If you ask street harassers why they catcall women, chances are they’ll say they mean it as a compliment. “If women on the street said I look nice, it would make my day!” But the thing is, it’s not a compliment. It’s obnoxious at best and terrifying at worst. This cartoon demonstrates how absurd it is to expect people to be flattered by street harassment.
Read More4 Reasons I’m a ‘Successful’ Queer Cartoonist (That Have Nothing to Do With Skill)
Is “the dream” only within reach for certain people? Turns out the path to success is less universal than you might think.
Read MoreHow We Can Make Sure Our Protests Are Effective and Inclusive
The Women’s March wasn’t as inclusive as it could’ve been – but before you get defensive, check out these important lessons on effective protesting.
Read MoreIs Your Allyship Proactive? How to Be an Ally in Training
Would you call yourself an ally or an ally in training? This fun comic shows the difference, and it can help you understand what effective allyship really means.
Read MoreA Concise History Of Black-White Relations In The United States
For many people in the United States (especially white folks) the enslavement of Black people can feel like a far away thing. But that history continues to affect us today.
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