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The 3:00 Book

By May 13, 2024

A three-panel, black-and-white comic shows three young women walking down a street in Philadelphia talking about withholding their votes from one candidate or another in the upcoming election.

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A Black and White comic titled 3:00 (or, three o’clock in the afternoon when school is out and kids play), shows a Black woman and white woman sitting on a bench at a bus shelter and talking about the Presidential election.

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