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Artist Talk. Ben Passmore, October 26, 2020 from 12:30 to 1:30 PM. Rebecca Trawick.
Text. This program is a 20 minute presentation followed by questions and discussion.
Ben sits in a room decorated with strings of white lights. A poster behind him says Support the Black Liberation Army.
A graphic of Ben, a brown skinned man with a beard wearing a red baseball cap and a text bubble, Hey, It's Ben.
A comic of two men each holding up one finger, a combined text bubble says the word No multiple times.
Cartoon Ben outstretches his arms toward his comic.
A cartoon titled, How to Dress for the Protest. Another multi-panel cartoon titled Black Flag.
Cartoon Ben tosses down a protest sign the reads, Great Import. Speech bubble, Meh.
A cartoon shows police in riot gear shouting get back facing a group of protestors carrying signs, Justice for George Floyd. Text, That is until the march was aggressively cut off by a wall of riot police and cruisers.
A cartoon of a man with a raised finger, The implacable Russell Maroon Shoatz. Text. This is Russelll Maroon Shoatz. He is a writer, Panther, a guerrilla in the Black Liberation Army, and political prisoner confined since 1972.
A comic cover shows a man sitting atop a pile of skeletons, bodies, and broken robots.
The cover is a brightly colored figure and the letters B.T.T.M. F.D.R.S.
A cartoon of young Ben wearing glasses, a back pack, a striped button down short sleeve shirt and khaki shorts. Speech bubble, Haw haw, you ain't even a real Black! Look at those clothes.
Ben in a black and white horizontal striped prisoner uniform, sweat droplets spraying out from his face as he hits a large rock with a pickaxe. Text, Artist's Rendition. An arrow points to the rock, metaphor, question mark?
A photo of a car on fire.
A comic with six panels, Ceci n'est pas une comic. A pipe with text, This is not a pipe. Planes dropping bombs, This is not an invasion. A truck and factory with smoke stacks. This is not pollution. A man holds a sign, will work for food. This is not unemployment. Animals at a stream below a mountain, This is not necessary. Nuclear reactors, This is not dangerous.
A four panel comic with two brothers. The younger one points. Huey, check this out across the street. Huey replies, Yep white people. You'll see them everywhere out here. Riley says, Well, this ain't so bad. At least we'll be entertained regularly. They stare across the street. Riley, I think you should know that real life white people are not as funny as the ones on Seinfeld. Riley yells, They're not?
Title of a cartoon crowded with people, Brother for a day. My new friend Khaled whom I met for the first time five minutes ago has a problem. A string of speech bubbles above the crowd.
A pen and ink drawing of a faceless figure fighting off several monsters with reptilian faces and long tongues holding spears.
Three panels show a man being beaten by a baton.
A color cartoon of a crowd gathered around a band playing. A dog says, Aww, it's just a noise venue now.
A man with hunched shoulders wearing only white briefs says Hi. Around him are several skulls, a shack and garbage and clouds of smoke.
A photo of Ben in a large room with concrete walls with nothing but a small desk and chair.
A photo of Ben behind a table filled with comics.
A blue monochromatic print of a man with a beard and cap titled Goodbye, or the state of nature, a comic by Ben Passmore.
A comic of Ben and Greg, who wears a white t-shirt.
A cartoon of the comic that fits in the palm of his hand.
A color cover of Your Black Friend.
The NPR webpage. Text. Your Black Friend is back, with plenty to say.
A comic with a yellow background and two figures in pink and purple, one on the ground only visible from the waist down. The second person yanks on the legs.
A cartoon of a figure wearing a football helmet and pads with a football in one hand and a gun and knife combination over a pile of skulls and helmets. Title, Sports is Hell.
A comic book with arms and legs stands on a soap box and yells into a megaphone, Wake up Sheeple.
A cartoon of Ben watching an explosion on TV. Text. Why should anyone care?
Black and white figures with the title in pink and yellow.
Cartoon Ben says Thank y'all.
Professor Neil Watkins.
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