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The Artblog Reader Advisor

By June 28, 2015

[We’re celebrating. We hope you are, too. — the Artblog editors]

A shorty this week:

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Supreme Court ruling on Marriage Equality.

Like all previous iterations, I am writing this Reader Advisor on the Friday before it is published on Sunday. And because I am writing this on Friday, June 26, 2015, right now I feel that there is really only one link worth sharing.

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1 panel comic from the series "Grand Ballroom of Doom," in which a balding man with glasses , wearing in an ill-fitting white tank top undershirt and drawstring pants, is gesturing to a giant monster in a cage and addressing a tour group of people, saying "yeah, so the supreme court says we can open this monster's cafe because it represents government overreach, and that's a philosophy that I'm willing to kill all of you to feel consistent about. State's rights or whatever."

Grand Ballroom of Doom
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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