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The 3:00 Book

By July 1, 2022
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A black and white comic in five panels with the title at the top, “3:00,” meaning three o’clock, shows two women talking about the Supreme Court case overturning a woman’s right to an abortion as laid out in “Roe v Wade.”

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A two-panel black and white comic, with the title 3:00 at the top shows two women walking down a litter-strewn city street talking about all the abortion stories they are reading on social media after the leak of the draft Supreme Court decision that would strike down Roe vs Wade.

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