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April 27, 2018 No comments

The History of Black Female Superheroes Is More Complicated Than You Probably Think

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Discussing Black Panther at Planet Deep South 2018 w/Julian Chambliss

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Dr. Matthew Teutsch, PhD @SilasLapham·

11 Jul

@JulianChambliss @plcphd Then you have Merritt who takes those ideals and wraps them up in his own feeling of superiority, playing into the founding of the US while Isiaih, Evans, and others remind me of Baldwin. . . 1/2

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Julian Chambliss @JulianChambliss·

10 Jul

@plcphd At some level, it is an easy exploration of black resistance, which is almost never a part of the historical narrative. So, it make for reminder of how black people in the past have resisted and will again in the future. #CrusadingInColor

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Phillip Lamarr Cunningham @plcphd·

10 Jul

Q4: One of the most frequent criticisms of Truth is Kyle Baker’s cartoonish style. Some have argued that undermines what is otherwise a serious story. What do we make of that argument? Is there any way in which Baker's style compliments the narrative? #CrusadingInColor

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