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By October 1, 2020

Two panel comic. Top panel - two women on sidewalk near bus stop. One is selling t-shirts that say “Bad Things Happen in Philadelphia.” Seller says “Would you like to purchase a custom-made t-shirt from this week’s Presidential debates? Only $24!” The other woman says “Doesn’t profiting off one of Donald Trump’s catchphrases make you complicit in his white supremacist rhetoric?” Bottom panel - Seller says “10% of the sales go to Black Lives Matter.” Other woman says “Oh well in that case I’ll take five!”

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